cyclone3d wrote:cpushack wrote:Can these use a standard PSU or should I grab some spares?
Not a standard AT PSU. It has to extra connectors. A 3-pin with 2 wires (no idea what this is for) and an extra 6-pin - looks to just be 3 extra ground and 3 extra +5v.
Specs are:
+12v 12A
+5V 32A
-5v 0.5A
-12V 1A
+5vsb 0.1A
PC Hoarder Patrol wrote:It's one of these isn't it - Astec SA301-3405
Think it's a standard size, but it has more connectors than P8 + P9 - presumably P10 AUX plus that 2-pin P12 which I think is to do with the front panel switch board and the custom connector (does it go in that red 2-pin socket on the board edge). Almost looks like some remote On / sense line. Here's someone trying to start it as a standard PSU. Also, anyone know why the board seems to have two AUX headers - on the edge and next to the top PCI slot?
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cyclone3d wrote:According to the documentation, the board is supposed to support 512MB RAM. I'll double check the chipset tomorrow.
feipoa wrote:cyclone3d wrote:According to the documentation, the board is supposed to support 512MB RAM. I'll double check the chipset tomorrow.
Do you have 64 MB sticks you'd be willing to test?
feipoa wrote:Huh, I thought all HX based motherboards supported dual voltage. I guess not.
feipoa wrote:Good chance that it will. Do we have all the latest BIOS versions? Are they all from ZDS, or did NEC and Packard Bell have some as well?
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