Eben King wrote:
> Being as how it's that old, it's probably not ATX-compatible, so you may
> have a hard time getting ATX mobos to fit. It may require the services
> of a Dremel and a drill. Or, you can look for an AT-shape mobo, but
> they may be hard to find.
Hi Eben!
It is ATX, that is why I didn't use it when I got it - I didn't have any
ATX boards back in those days.
:-)
Finally got rid of all those AT boards!
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