P4C800-E Deluxe Power Supply -5V ???

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Bob

Bought an Enermax EG565AX-VEFMA2.0-SLI 535W supply from New Egg. Has the
24-pin power supply connector with the detachable 4-pin section that the
P4C800-E Deluxe does not use since its only a 20-pin motherboard.
Mounted the supply and then noticed that the motherboard connector does
not have the -5V pin. Does the Asus P4C800-E Deluxe actually need the
-5V pin?
Thanks all.

-Bob
 
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Bob

Further clarification:
I'm referring to the power supply connector that plugs into the 20-pin
motherboard ATX12V socket. My new Enermax supply does not even have a
-5V output. Does the P4C800E-Deluxe actually need -5V to run?
-Bob
 
J

Judder

Bob said:
Further clarification:
I'm referring to the power supply connector that plugs into the 20-pin
motherboard ATX12V socket. My new Enermax supply does not even have a
-5V output. Does the P4C800E-Deluxe actually need -5V to run?
-Bob
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The -5v line is missing in a lot of power supply units it was useed for ISA
support as far as i know, your board will work just fine.
-
Judder
 
B

Bob

Thanks Judder, on that information, I'll go ahead and finish installing
this new Enermax unit.
 

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