[plug] old ATX motherboard

[John Knight]

G'day mate!

Sorry, but I haven't got one handy, but this certainly isn't a stupid idea, 
I have a mate that did the exact same thing with a huge server's case he 
found in a bin at a nearby uni. Big-old-AT cases are great for dual CPU 
boards, so if you're interested in that area of hardware... err... good. :)

About hte only advice I can give is to rip out a reset switch from an old 
case somewhere and use that for your ATX power switch, works like a charm. 
:)

Make lunch, not war.


>
>Hi all;
>          Does anybody have an old (preferably damaged) ATX motherboard 
>which I could possibly  purchase of him for a reasonable price?  I have got 
>this solid, solid build like a tank old AT full size computer case which I 
>somehow feel sorry to throw out even though it is just about useless today 
>so I thought about a radical surgery of converting it to an ATX for which 
>some form of a template would come handy.
>  If you think that this is a silly idea, please do not hesitate to let me 
>know as I am prepared to listen to all suggestions; should you have an ATX 
>moherboard you want to dispose off I would not mind hearing of you either.
>  Regards:
>               Milan Pospisil
>


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