said:
>I guess my PS is only somewhat powerful at 300 watts.
No, it's not. It's unlikely to be able to boot your new setup once you
have drives installed.
>Advancing age takes its toll.
Same here. :-)
>Now, where can I get an I/O shield for the MB?
Typically, you get the from the case manufacturer, but there might be
other sources.
>The one
>packaged with it does not have enough cutouts.
Huh? Are you saying te shield that came with the MB is the wrong one? If
so, contact the vendor.
Steven
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