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NF7-S v2.0 - P4 power connector neccessary?
I got my NF7S w\ mobile barton 2500 in the mail today (used) from someone on Arstechnica. I'm fiddling with it now (actually waiting for the only machi8ne in the house with a floppy drive to boot, a p166 laptop). I have a VERY high quality delta server power supply that i've modified to ATX instead of EPS12V... however it doesn't have the P4 power connector. This thing has more than enough juice to run the barton and all the drives, even in an overclocked state... but should I be worried if I'm stable WITHOUT the P4 connector about frying something? There are plenty of NF7 users on this board so I figured I'd ask :-D
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