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April 13th 04, 01:17 PM
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ATX power supply?
I have a 334112-001 power supply which it says can be replaced with a
334169-001. I am trying to figure out if it is a standard ATX power supply. All the colours on the standard plug seem to be the wrong (non-standard) colours. Is this a standard ATX power supply or was it made for a specific computer/purpose. My PS on my HP Pavilion has gone and I wm wondering if I can replace it with this one which I have spare? I know that Dell uses non standard pin outs on their power supplies but didnt know that Compaq might have done this as well. HUGO 
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