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You'll probably have to buy an ATX-compatible power-supply,<br />
to match with your ATX motherboard.<br />
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So, by &quot;default&quot;, you'll get 200 to 250 watts.
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You'll probably have to buy an ATX-compatible power-supply,
to match with your ATX motherboard.

So, by "default", you'll get 200 to 250 watts.

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Does the atx board have a different power connector on it? &nbsp;I forgot to mention that the board is a Aopen AX59Pro. &nbsp;Can you confirm that this board is indeed a atx. &nbsp;On the aopen web site all it sez is it need a hx power supply. Thank you.<br />
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Joe <br />

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Does the atx board have a different power connector on it?  I forgot to mention that the board is a Aopen AX59Pro.  Can you confirm that this board is indeed a atx.  On the aopen web site all it sez is it need a hx power supply. Thank you.

Joe


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I gave up on fixing the board and have ordered another board it is a used ATX <br />
board. &nbsp;will it fit in a AT case? Also if I get another case/power supply how big of a power supply do I need? I noticed on Ebay some 135w power supplys, is 135w enough or should I get one with 250. &nbsp;Hopefully I wont have to get one at all.I am spliting the points between You and Jason S Thanks a lot for your help. &nbsp;I deleted my other question. &nbsp;<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;Here are your options, jcperkin &nbsp;<br />

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I gave up on fixing the board and have ordered another board it is a used ATX 
board.  will it fit in a AT case? Also if I get another case/power supply how big of a power supply do I need? I noticed on Ebay some 135w power supplys, is 135w enough or should I get one with 250.  Hopefully I wont have to get one at all.I am spliting the points between You and Jason S Thanks a lot for your help.  I deleted my other question.  
 
 
 
   Here are your options, jcperkin  


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