M mitchie Member Aug 5, 2001 65 0 0 Jan 10, 2006 #1 I have an 350W Antec SmartPower PSU that I'm using in a P4 Northwood system. Can this same PSU power a socket 939 based mobo? Thanks!
I have an 350W Antec SmartPower PSU that I'm using in a P4 Northwood system. Can this same PSU power a socket 939 based mobo? Thanks!
G GalvanizedYankee Diamond Member Oct 27, 2003 6,986 0 0 Jan 10, 2006 #2 Your PSU has a 20pin plug, the 939 MB will most likly have a 24pin jack. There is a stickied thread at the top of the General Hardware Forum, all will be explained in it. ...Galvanized
Your PSU has a 20pin plug, the 939 MB will most likly have a 24pin jack. There is a stickied thread at the top of the General Hardware Forum, all will be explained in it. ...Galvanized
P piasabird Lifer Feb 6, 2002 17,168 60 91 Jan 10, 2006 #3 Depends if you use a video card that pulls lots of watts or not. You have to Know the power requirements of the CPU/Video card, etc. I would be reluctant to use a 350watt power supply on one of these newer motherboards. Especially if it may be used for SLI or Dual Core Processors.
Depends if you use a video card that pulls lots of watts or not. You have to Know the power requirements of the CPU/Video card, etc. I would be reluctant to use a 350watt power supply on one of these newer motherboards. Especially if it may be used for SLI or Dual Core Processors.
P professor1942 Senior member Dec 22, 2005 509 0 0 Jan 10, 2006 #4 Some boards are still 20-pin (like mine) but I would not use a 350W PSU...
W Wentelteefje Golden Member Dec 6, 2005 1,380 0 0 Jan 10, 2006 #5 Antec makes great PSU's... What hardware is it going to be feeding? Normally you should be fine with up to mid-end hardware... EDIT: Compatible it is, it's more a matter of powerful enough actually...
Antec makes great PSU's... What hardware is it going to be feeding? Normally you should be fine with up to mid-end hardware... EDIT: Compatible it is, it's more a matter of powerful enough actually...