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"Rich Braun" <richb at pioneer.ci.net> writes: >opening up a typical Powerspec or Compaq econobox reveals a lot of >corners cut in terms of power, cooling, upgradeability. But this one >has ... a medium-grade power supply (not the 350W I'd prefer but >better than the 180W in my most recent Powerspec) > ... >buy the upgrades like memory and disk storage from your friendly >local store. I've heard Dell uses nonstandard pinout for their motherboard power connector, so you can't keep their motherboard and get an upgraded power supply elsewhere, or vice-versa. (Trying it will fry something, and probably probably voids the warranty too.) Can you confirm this for your new system? - Jim Van Zandt
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