AT/ATX PS question
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Posted by kony on July 11, 2005, 2:37 am
Please log in for more thread options Download the motherboard manual and it will reveal the ATX power-on pin header. It is likely there is a jumper you change to switch from AT to ATX power supply and it could be important to change that jumper before trying it with the ATX PSU. Otherwise it should only be an issue of what you'd mentioned, the need to use the reset switch for power switch. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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>motherboard has connectors for both AT and ATX power supplies. I want to
>replace the 230w Linksys AT PSU that's in there now with a newer L&S 250w
>ATX PSU that I have sitting here.
>
>What I know about the system is what I can see looking at it. Here's what I
>can collect:
>
>VA-503+ motherboard
>VIA chipset; the next line on the Northbridge chip is VT82C598MVP
>K6-2 400MHz on 100MHz FSB
>128 MB RAM in two 64-MB 168-pin DIMMs; four slots for 72-pin EDO are empty
>6.4 GB IBM ATA HDD
>Windows 98SE upgraded from W95
>
>I'm adding two more hard drives, 8 GB each, but I'm keeping the 6.4 as the
>system drive because there is software on it I want to use for a while and
>have no way to install on another OS (notably MS Access 97). I'll be using
>the Reset button as a start button as mentioned in another thread.
>
>The computer has a role to play in my collection but won't really be turned
>on very often.
>
>Is there anything I need to know, or anything I need to reconfigure, before
>unplugging the AT PSU and plugging in the ATX one?