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Old January 9th, 2004, 05:20 PM
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L4vxa2 and celeron 2.5 gig
i just in stalled a L4vxa2 main board and celeron 2.5 gig the atx 2 power supply according to the insall ins. is for pentium 4 procesors well do i need to leave the atx 2 pluged in or leave it out ? thanks
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the atx2 power connector is voltage for the processor(p4 and newer celeron require more), you also have to have the atx power plugged in to power the rest of the board.
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so that means that i do have to have the atx 2 plugged in for mv new 2.5 gig celeron prossecor? i have every thing pluged in properly was just unshure about the atx2

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