R rzilberd6 Honorable Oct 6, 2012 3 0 10,510 Oct 6, 2012 #1 Would an ATX 12V power supply be compatible with a Micro ATX motherboard?
Solution dudewitbow Oct 7, 2012 atx power supplies usually support both micros 4 pin cpu layout and normal atxs 8 pin by having the cpu power cord a 4+4 cable.
atx power supplies usually support both micros 4 pin cpu layout and normal atxs 8 pin by having the cpu power cord a 4+4 cable.
anxiousinfusion Distinguished Jul 1, 2011 1,035 0 19,360 Oct 6, 2012 #2 The form factor of the motherboard doesn't really matter for this. As long as your motherboard accepts the voltages supplied by the PSU, you're good. Just double check the specs before you power it on. Upvote 0 Downvote
The form factor of the motherboard doesn't really matter for this. As long as your motherboard accepts the voltages supplied by the PSU, you're good. Just double check the specs before you power it on.
darren0000 Honorable Sep 17, 2012 552 0 11,010 Oct 6, 2012 #3 nope fire it up, the board will draw only what the parts need Upvote 0 Downvote
dudewitbow Dignified Apr 11, 2012 4,868 1 15,460 Oct 7, 2012 Solution #4 atx power supplies usually support both micros 4 pin cpu layout and normal atxs 8 pin by having the cpu power cord a 4+4 cable. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
atx power supplies usually support both micros 4 pin cpu layout and normal atxs 8 pin by having the cpu power cord a 4+4 cable.