Well, there must be a difference. I ordered this; I plugged it all in and it runs perfect.
Re: Are BTX PSU's different?
Well, there must be a difference. I ordered this; I plugged it all in and it runs perfect.
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Re: Are BTX PSU's different?
Looks like the PSU just says it works with ATX or BTX motherboards. That would tell me that there's no difference.Type ATX / BTX
At least you got it working.
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Originally Posted by progbuddy
Re: Are BTX PSU's different?
Edit: Double post
Last edited by TheGreatSatan; 09-16-2009 at 03:51 PM.
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Re: Are BTX PSU's different?
Was that an accidental double post or a reply to mine? I was quoting the specs for the PSU that said ATX/BTX, which would mean that it works with either one, making them the same.
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Re: Are BTX PSU's different?
Hmm. All of those seem to have higher-than-average +5VSB (5v standby) rails - got a regular ATX PSU with a standby rail rated at 2a or higher that you can try out with that board? I can't imagine why, but that might be it; 2a was on the high side of average last I knew.
Anyway, they're wire-compatible, so it'd have to be something silly like that, or else you didn't try enough PSUs on your BTX 'board.
Gee, it damn sure took me long enough to find and add the origin of the first quote...
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