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Content preview:  Good news 8G of memory is installed and seems to be
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Good news 8G of memory is installed and seems to be working.  Weird 
news, the other day when I moved the new fugu from under my desk, to 
where I stored the other 'servers' in my house, it wouldn't boot up.  I 
did some detective work and the problem seems to be the power supply.  
It's currently up running with the power supply that originally came 
with the case (some Rosewill cheap-o).  The power supply that was in 
there, an Enermax, 
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16817194012 
apparently has a 3 year warranty, so I shouldn't have any problem 
getting it replaced.

However here are the choices:

1. Should we RMA it, and use the replacement?  I used to like Enermax, I 
know Linda used to recommend them at Cybernet, but the reviews don't too 
good at newegg, obviously they weren't there when I originally bought it.

2. Use el cheap-o that's in there now.

3. Go with a third power supply at additional cost, although I have no 
particular preferred brand.

4. Your suggestion?

Bill
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