P5N-T Deluxe Power Consumption

I'm looking for a good mother board for a low power consumption desktop PC. I read the article in Tom's hardware comparing an Atom system with a Core 2 E7200 one that shows how this last has a better ratio performance/consumption with a 200 W PSU.
I'd like to know which are the power consumption of an Asus P5N-T Delux mobo, in particular with Linux to know if this could match my target.

Regards

The ASUS manual suggests no less than 550W for a fully configured system - CPU, RAM, graphics card, drives, etc... This seems to be the standard recommendation for motherboards these days.

Again, at rest or normal usage, your system may draw FAR LESS than 550W. But what about burning it in or testing RAM or other things requiring full power?

Thanks for the article link - interesting subject! I knew there were some efficiencies to be gained by starting with a low-wattage PSU, but didn't expect that much.
Here's a link to the board they used in testing:
http://www.foxconnchannel.com/prod [...] -us0000386

I wouldn't count the Asus board out because of the PSU recommendation they list. Keep in mind, they have to say this to cover the entire range of CPUs a customer might put in - not just those looking for a low-power solution. And it does seem to have very extensive control and features aiming it towards the "green" market. In addition, Asus is a much more major brand, especially in the US, than FoxConn.

Foxconn however, does have a nice manual - and apparently offer a "green PSU" to go with their Green Series motherboards. I notice they have 3 models at Newegg, but not that particular one.