On Friday, August 31, 2001, at 05:24 PM, Michael S. Macdonald wrote:
> Also...you should be able to pick up a power supply for the PCP on eBay
> for
> $20-$30,
> although that can take a while.
>
...or you can just stroll by a local computer fair or DIY PC store and
pick up an ATX power supply for around $30-40. You can even get one
with a bit more juice (e.g. a 300-watt unit) for the faster hard disks,
higher-output video cards, etc.
That was the wonderful thing about the PowerComputing clones: they used
a lot of standard PC parts, making for inexpensive repairs.
Have a safe and happy Labor Day (U.S.)!
rudi
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