T timmer Daemon Poster Messages 1,289 May 1, 2005 #1 will this p4 case work with my athlon 64 939 CPU? http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=141507
will this p4 case work with my athlon 64 939 CPU? http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetail.jsp?ProductCode=141507
C Counter-Strike Daemon Poster Messages 1,107 May 1, 2005 #2 Doubt it. They usually say P4 for a reason. It is also ATX, and alot of ATX cases use Athlon MoBo's. I guess you could try it and take it back, lol?
Doubt it. They usually say P4 for a reason. It is also ATX, and alot of ATX cases use Athlon MoBo's. I guess you could try it and take it back, lol?
Shumway Fully Optimized Messages 2,729 Location London - Ontario - Canada May 1, 2005 #3 You should have no prob's with it what so ever,If it say's P4 that just mean's the power supply can handle the P4 board's,It should work with every thing.
You should have no prob's with it what so ever,If it say's P4 that just mean's the power supply can handle the P4 board's,It should work with every thing.
D diabloII Fully Optimized Messages 3,215 May 1, 2005 #4 Counter-Strike said: Doubt it. They usually say P4 for a reason. It is also ATX, and alot of ATX cases use Athlon MoBo's. I guess you could try it and take it back, lol? Click to expand... wtf? it's atx, which means it can be used for any atx mobo (20 pin) it just says P4 because it's P4 compliant
Counter-Strike said: Doubt it. They usually say P4 for a reason. It is also ATX, and alot of ATX cases use Athlon MoBo's. I guess you could try it and take it back, lol? Click to expand... wtf? it's atx, which means it can be used for any atx mobo (20 pin) it just says P4 because it's P4 compliant
D desiboi Daemon Poster Messages 1,362 May 1, 2005 #5 WOah woah woah! You need a special case for different mobos?