Originally posted by: BonzaiDuck
Cautionary notes at the TR website explain how certain case designs will place the power supply unit too close to the motherboard, interfering with the XP/SI-120 if the CPU socket is too close to the upper edge of the mobo.
Exactly what happened to me.
Originally posted by: entropy1982
Guys why do you talk to yoda.... he doesn't own anything that he posts here... he just starts flamewars.... stop playing into it
Two guys who joined July of this year and already have hundreds of posts each... wow. Why don't you guys put your parts where your post is. It's called a digital camera.
Here are some shots of all the computer parts around my place before I moved (prior to July of this year).
Dinner table taken over by Shuttle SFF boxes. My Aspire "alien" case that the XP-120 did fit in. My file server, AOpen A600B.
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Bookshelves with almost no books (there are a few, can ya see them?). Yes, those are Intel retail boxes. I tried to like Prescotts. I really really did, but after going through about five of them... now I'm with A64 and mobile Northwoods. So, when I say Prescotts get hot, I know what I'm talking about!!!
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The "seat of power" with my Acer 19" LCD, CompuCase tower as my main rig, JBL receiver standing on edge powering some shielded home theater speakers. Some other desk space for guests.
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My garage overflowing with computer stuff. Needless to say I have not parked inside my garage for about 4 years (until I moved and had to get rid of stuff).
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Pictures of what some of the boxes in the other pics held. Can anyone spot the socket 7 CPU among the mess?
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