So he did... so he didHe got a single 4GB stick, not 4 of 1GB sticks.
So he did... so he didHe got a single 4GB stick, not 4 of 1GB sticks.
My bad. I didn't check that part number closely enough on Newegg.
But here's a photo off of Newegg of the Rosewill FBM-01-450P case listed, showing the blue 6-pin PCIe power connector that was mentioned by the OP. It also shows an 8-pin connector, which looks as though it may be the type that slides apart into two 4-pin connectors. That would be where the 4-pin ATX connector is located.
I don't even like looking at that.
Just IMHO.
Build is for his mom for web browsing, youtube, Google video chat, Kakaotalk/FB with her friends and family. Glad the "problem" was resolved. :thumbsup:Very good. hope you enjoy the new build!
Build is for his mom for web browsing, youtube, Google video chat, Kakaotalk/FB with her friends and family. Glad the "problem" was resolved. :thumbsup:
Another and final update for this thread:
Mom LOVED IT! She was coming from a super old Dell Pentium 4, almost 8-9 years old. That thing was literally falling apart and weighed a ton. It's truly a system from previous era.
While presenting the PC, I was talking up the system like a do-good salesman. I mentioned how the dollar went further since I cherrypicked the parts with the help of the consult from Anandtech GH- an internet board I belonged to for over a decade.
I even talked about the breakthrough of SSD and how it's a single major performance boost of recent history, similar to when broadband first rolled out from dial-up.
Mom was already lost, but dad kept up and was quite impressed.
This little clean squeaky beast of a machine booted to desktop in 7 seconds, lol.
It's a snappy mofo that boots/restarts like a toy. She LOVED it.
Thanks all again, lol I mentioned Anandtech and gave you guys full credit.