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I am totally at a loss as far as what you are seeing for power connections for your mobo
Here is what the asus says about the PSU needed fro your motherboard
"This dual-CPU ATX motherboard uses a standard power supply and supports up to"
The only advice I can offer you is dont get suckered on a generic PSU / buy an ENERMAX > 1st choice Antec > 2nd choice good quality PSU of 550 watts search on ebay or buy from newegg.com
both of these brands of PSU come with all forms of ATX connections to accomodate almost anything that accepts a "standard" PSU Just be sure your PSU purchase is version 2.03 compatible
asus website also states
The minimum requirement for full-power loading is a 400 Watt ATX 12V power supply; minimum requirement for +5V/3.3V is 180 Watts; +12 Volts requires 15 Amps; 5VSB requires 1 Amp. Also Ensure that the ATX power supply can put out at least 10mA on the +5 Volt standby lead (+5vsb). You may experience difficulty powering ON the system if the power supply cannot support the load. For Wake-On-LAN support, your ATX power supply must supply at least 720mA for +5VSB.
regards
joe
I am totally at a loss as far as what you are seeing for power connections for your mobo
Here is what the asus says about the PSU needed fro your motherboard
"This dual-CPU ATX motherboard uses a standard power supply and supports up to"
The only advice I can offer you is dont get suckered on a generic PSU / buy an ENERMAX > 1st choice Antec > 2nd choice good quality PSU of 550 watts search on ebay or buy from newegg.com
both of these brands of PSU come with all forms of ATX connections to accomodate almost anything that accepts a "standard" PSU Just be sure your PSU purchase is version 2.03 compatible
asus website also states
The minimum requirement for full-power loading is a 400 Watt ATX 12V power supply; minimum requirement for +5V/3.3V is 180 Watts; +12 Volts requires 15 Amps; 5VSB requires 1 Amp. Also Ensure that the ATX power supply can put out at least 10mA on the +5 Volt standby lead (+5vsb). You may experience difficulty powering ON the system if the power supply cannot support the load. For Wake-On-LAN support, your ATX power supply must supply at least 720mA for +5VSB.
regards
joe