--- Andrew Belov  wrote:

> This is quite common and is caused by excessive current passing
> through
> the ATX connector. If a mainboard is equipped with a high-end
> power-demanding CPU but is not fitted with an ATX12V connector, it is
> already in the "risk sector".

So that's what that extra power supply connector on my P4 motherboard
is for. Luckily my power supply has the plug for that extra connector
and is plugged into it.

Franklin



		
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