I bought a D30 case (Antech SX1030B case, but stealth black instead of charcol) and I ordered it from the company as a no-powersupply case. When the case arrives to my astonishment it had a powersupply in it....and to make it even sweeter it was an Enermax powersupply, and no they didn't charge me.
So I was all happy and continued to built my system -- untill today when this just hit me...
On the side of the powersupply it says Meets P4 -- and has two cables coming out of the ps.. One of them has the normal attachments, the other one has a very large AUX connector (6 holes I believe) and this other cable that is composed of 4 prongs in a square pattern (2x2 arrangement) and says 12v on it..
Now here comes my question, is this powersupply going to work since I am building an AMD Athlon system and not an INTEL P4 system? My motherboard doesn't have any appart place to plug the Aux cable into it (EpoX 8KTA+).
If you need to know the marking on the powersupply let me know where to look on it to find out and i'll tell you. It says ATX- E Type Dual Fan Super Noise Reducer and some other things as well...
Thank You And Please respond ASAP!
Vpr
So I was all happy and continued to built my system -- untill today when this just hit me...
On the side of the powersupply it says Meets P4 -- and has two cables coming out of the ps.. One of them has the normal attachments, the other one has a very large AUX connector (6 holes I believe) and this other cable that is composed of 4 prongs in a square pattern (2x2 arrangement) and says 12v on it..
Now here comes my question, is this powersupply going to work since I am building an AMD Athlon system and not an INTEL P4 system? My motherboard doesn't have any appart place to plug the Aux cable into it (EpoX 8KTA+).
If you need to know the marking on the powersupply let me know where to look on it to find out and i'll tell you. It says ATX- E Type Dual Fan Super Noise Reducer and some other things as well...
Thank You And Please respond ASAP!
Vpr
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