The ASPD slot what I was always taught that the standard processor slot was called. The DayStar of which I speak has only one slot - just like a PowerTower Pro. All four processors are on one card that fits in it. There were quite a few dual processor cards on eBay last I checked. As for the quads, the ones that DayStar made are WAY too big to fit in a normal PowerTower case.

-James

Power Computing did it differently than Umax did. Umax computers have the regular processor card slot and below it you have the ASPD card slot. I wonder where a dual or quad processor card could be found for a PowerTower Pro.

James


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