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MahlerIsGod · 03-04-2004, 02:56 PM

Greetings All,
Does anyone know where I can find a power supply without a on/off switch? (An odd question, I know) Dell, in their infinite wisdom, only gave me a 250W psu. I have a 2.6HT, 1.25GB 3200 RAM, 2 Maxtor 160GB HD's, two DVD drives (one of them is a DVD-burner) and I would very much like to upgrade my graphics card to a ati 9800 in the very near future. I need a new psu now especially if I get the ati card. The problem is, of course, Dell. The case they gave me can't accomdate a psu with a on/off switch (there is only a slot for the power cord). I ordered a new psu from newegg.com (Thermaltake Purepower 420W) but only to find out about the problem with the on/off switch. Does anyone know of a power supply without an on/off switch? Does anyone manufacture one? Thanks for any help, info, tips, etc. Thanks and cheers.

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MahlerIsGod At The Globe Showing Will How Its Done Location: London/Elysium	Power Supply Question Greetings All, Does anyone know where I can find a power supply without a on/off switch? (An odd question, I know) Dell, in their infinite wisdom, only gave me a 250W psu. I have a 2.6HT, 1.25GB 3200 RAM, 2 Maxtor 160GB HD's, two DVD drives (one of them is a DVD-burner) and I would very much like to upgrade my graphics card to a ati 9800 in the very near future. I need a new psu now especially if I get the ati card. The problem is, of course, Dell. The case they gave me can't accomdate a psu with a on/off switch (there is only a slot for the power cord). I ordered a new psu from newegg.com (Thermaltake Purepower 420W) but only to find out about the problem with the on/off switch. Does anyone know of a power supply without an on/off switch? Does anyone manufacture one? Thanks for any help, info, tips, etc. Thanks and cheers. __________________ "But a work of art is a conscious human effort that has to do with communication. It is that or its nothing. When an accident is applauded as a work of art, when a cult grows up around the deliciousness of inadvertent beauty, we are in the presence of the greatest decadence the West has known in its history."