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| 38292 | 2002-03-08 06:35:00 | Hi, Can anybody explain to me the difference between an AT & ATX power supply and mother board & how one can tell the difference. Thanks. |
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| 38293 | 2002-03-08 08:02:00 | An AT power supply has two seperate connectors (about 5-6 pins each) for the motherboard, both the same size, and usually plug in side by side (it looks like one long connector on the board). ATX has a single 2x10 connector. The main difference between AT and ATX is with ATX the power is controlled by the motherboard, so they can turn them selves off/on. |
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