Hey all,
I'm in the process of building a new pentium 4 system. The other day I bought an ATX 2.03 compliant power supply at 400watts, but upon receving my ASUS P4T motherboard, I noticed that the extra power cable my power supply has does not match the "ATX AUX" power connector on my motherboard, nor does it supply the square-shape "ATX 12V" connecter. My question is this: exactly what does the P4T need to function correctly? Just the ATX power line (the standard one), or do I also need to worry about the other two connectors (the aux and 12v).
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards,
Andrew
I'm in the process of building a new pentium 4 system. The other day I bought an ATX 2.03 compliant power supply at 400watts, but upon receving my ASUS P4T motherboard, I noticed that the extra power cable my power supply has does not match the "ATX AUX" power connector on my motherboard, nor does it supply the square-shape "ATX 12V" connecter. My question is this: exactly what does the P4T need to function correctly? Just the ATX power line (the standard one), or do I also need to worry about the other two connectors (the aux and 12v).
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards,
Andrew
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