what power supply does this mother board need null

Any standard 80 PLUS rated ATX 12V power supply (including SFX, TFX and flex-ATX form factors as well as full-size ATX) will work. Ideally it should have an 8-pin or 4+4-pin EPS 12V (CPU power) cable, but a single 4-pin installed at one end of the 8-pin connector on the motherboard will also work as long as your CPU doesn't use more than 150W of power. Proprietary PSUs which do not use the ATX specification (e.g. those made by Dell for use in their own PCs) or which use the "ATX 12VO" specification (which only support 12V power) will not work with this motherboard. The required PSU form factor depends on your PC case. ATX PSUs are usually cheapest, but some small cases require smaller PSUs.

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Any standard 80 PLUS rated ATX 12V power supply (including SFX, TFX and flex-ATX form factors as well as full-size ATX) will work. Ideally it should have an 8-pin or 4+4-pin EPS 12V (CPU power) cable, but a single 4-pin installed at one end of the 8-pin connector on the motherboard will also work as long as your CPU doesn't use more than 150W of power. Proprietary PSUs which do not use the ATX specification (e.g. those made by Dell for use in their own PCs) or which use the "ATX 12VO" specification (which only support 12V power) will not work with this motherboard. The required PSU form factor depends on your PC case. ATX PSUs are usually cheapest, but some small cases require smaller PSUs.
I would recommend:
- EVGA - BA Series 500W ATX12V/EPS12V Bronze Power supply
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Answered by Speedyblupi 3 years ago
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