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Step 4 Install the Motherboard,
Step 5 Connect the Power Supply
The power supply should match the physical configuration of the chassis. Make sure that the power switch is Off
before assembly. Before attaching all components, make sure that the proper voltage has been selected. Power
supplies often can run on a wide range of voltages and must be set (usually via a switch) to the proper range. Use at
least a 230 watt power supply, which should have built-in filters to suppress radiated emissions.
Connect to P15 and P16
Attach the power supply cables to P15 and P16 on the motherboard. AT-compatible power supplies have two 6-pin
connectors. The 6-pin connector with 3 red wires and 2 black wires is connected to P16 and the remaining 6-pin
connector is connected to P15, as shown below.
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Caution
Adequate air flow in the chassis must be provided when using dual
processors. Installation of an 8 cm 0.2 amp fan at the front of the
chassis is recommended to pull air in. This is in addition to the fan
at the back of the case which pulls air out.
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