AT to aTX
is there a more detailed guide on how to change a at case to atx?
i saw.. how unaclocker did it.. but is there something more detailed out there? |
is the only difference the back i/o panel?
and the switch? how do you set up the switch? get a whole new switch al together? |
That's it.
The ATx switch is a pulse swith, in newer cases a press button is used instead of a switch. It doesnt maintain the ON position like the old at psu's, due to the psu on/off being done through the atx board. the I/O panel ( printer, keyb, usb...etc) is the next change to be done, just cut a small rectangle to fit the new mobo . No big deal, i've done it myself on an older case once. |
I have heard that there is a pin you can pull out of the old AT switches, or a tab you can break off, that will make them work with ATX supplies, but you might as well buy a new switch.
Google is your friend ;) |
i tried searching google for some conversion info..
no luck |
All you need is some sort of momentary swich.
I've used door bells, the clapper, two wires attached to plastic that I would just touch. old reset switches. Once, as an experiment I ised a relay hooked up to an old car alarm. It worked pretty good with the remote. At least until I got remote start on my car, and discovered that it kept turning on the computer. |
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and if i can make it go vro0m.!!! |
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