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Old 13th October, 2002, 07:09 PM
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ATX power splitter?
does anyone make an ATX motherboard power splitter? like so you can hook 2 motherboards up to one psu?
like this but a splitter
http://www.pc-extras.com/images/cbmbxx.gif
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Old 13th October, 2002, 07:23 PM
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I have seen them before try cyberguys.com. I dont remember if they had them but they would be the first place i would check
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I once saw an article on overclockers.com about a PSU and they powered 2 motherboards with one PSU.

I will try to find it
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Here it is.

Here is a quote from the artical.

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In doing this and after some trial and error, I found some interesting facts:



If you boot up one computer, the second runs but will not boot;
If you shut down one computer, it exits Windows but does not shut down;
To boot two computers, you must turn both on at the same time.
BTW he made his own spliter.
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