Asus PC-DL Deluxe Power Supply

Hi All,

I've recommended this board to a friend who wants to build her own dual
processor video editing / rendering machine. The only thing I'm having
trouble finding for her is a power supply with a SSI-type 12v plug on
it. From reading the manual unless all 8 pins are connected the board
will refuse to power up. I've had a look round the net but to be honest
it's getting in to an area I don't understand properly and don't want to
give bum advice, plus the usual suspects (area, tekheads) don't seem to
carry them.

Many Thanks
Ryan

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Hi All,

I've recommended this board to a friend who wants to build her own dual
processor video editing / rendering machine. The only thing I'm having
trouble finding for her is a power supply with a SSI-type 12v plug on
it. From reading the manual unless all 8 pins are connected the board
will refuse to power up. I've had a look round the net but to be honest
it's getting in to an area I don't understand properly and don't want to
give bum advice, plus the usual suspects (area, tekheads) don't seem to
carry them.

Many Thanks
Ryan


I have one of these. You need an PSU that advertises itself as an Xeon
compatible PSU.

*or* do what I did, buy the adapter cable from the states...

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...ory=3670&item=
3433657669

Is the 8-Pin connector. He did some bundles which did that and the 24-
pin atx power connection one as well but they seem to be listed
seperatley.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...ory=3670&item=
3433657791
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Ryan wrote in message ...
Hi All,

I've recommended this board to a friend who wants to build her own dual
processor video editing / rendering machine. The only thing I'm having
trouble finding for her is a power supply with a SSI-type 12v plug on
it. From reading the manual unless all 8 pins are connected the board
will refuse to power up. I've had a look round the net but to be honest
it's getting in to an area I don't understand properly and don't want to
give bum advice, plus the usual suspects (area, tekheads) don't seem to
carry them.

Many Thanks
Ryan

The kind of power supply that you need is a 24pin EPS power supply
like the one listed on this page http://tinyurl.com/q8on There are two
listed here. One is for Intel motherboards and the other is for AMD
motherboards. You need the Intel one.