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New ATX Power Supply on old Motherboard
Hi,
I have roughly 3/4 year old PIII Gateway PC with a standard Power supply (ATX). I recently got myself a new silent power supply for this PC but the motherboards power signal connector is different on this Power supply to what I have on my original power supply. My current power supply has the standard 3 pin type connector that goes on the motherboard but the new Power supply has a square 4 pin type. So my questions a Have I explained my self well or I need to give more details? Have I bought wrong Power Supply? Is there a way around this - like getting an adaptor or something? Any feedback greatly appreciated. Thanks J Mann |
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