ATX 2.03 and ATX 2.2 - compatible?

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11-06-2005, 02:54 PM	#1
Lordandmaker Member Registered: Sep 2005 Location: London, UK Distribution: Debian Posts: 258 Rep:	ATX 2.03 and ATX 2.2 - compatible? I'm looking at replacing my PSU, and the one i've almost settled on has an ATX 2.2 plug. The one i've got has an ATX 2.03 plug (Intel P4, shuttle motherboard). Are the two cross-compatible? I've had a quick (confused) read of the specifications, and can't find any reference to changing size/shape/number of pins, but thought it best to check. Cheers!

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