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Assembling The HTPC, Continued
1:05 PM - October 3, 2005 by
Siggy Moersch
Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: building, ultimate, home, theater, pc
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Source: Tom's Hardware US – Keywords: building, ultimate, home, theater, pc
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Table of Contents:
Assembling The HTPC, Continued
Not much elbow room between the ATX connector and the front ports
Cabling the front connector for USB and FireWire
To get an expansion card into the Hiper Media Chassis, riser adapters are included with the case. These allow PCI or AGP expansion cards to be installed at a 90-degree angle. Obviously, no card would fit into the flat case vertically. The riser adapter thus allows at least one expansion slot to be used.
Because the TV tuner card for PCI is mounted rotated 90°, you need this adapter with a ribbon cable (included in the package)
Now the TV tuner card can be mounted flat
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