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Reply With Quoteyes, if the board has a connector it needs the power. You should be able to build an adaptor easily to plug into a molex connector and adapt it to the square 4 pin.
I have a shuttle xpc that i'm going to use for my car pc project. I was looking at some Opus power supplies and it dawned on me that they don't have the little 4 prong plug. I don't know if I even need it or not so if someone that knows more than me can chime in, i'd appreciate it.I always thought they were for Pentium 4s but my board is for Athlons.
yes, if the board has a connector it needs the power. You should be able to build an adaptor easily to plug into a molex connector and adapt it to the square 4 pin.
2005 Ford Focus ST
i have an opus for the shuttle and it has the 4 pin conector
just not showen on the pics
I believe my OPUS does not have a 4 pin connector on the PSU itself, it has a master cable that plugs into the PSU which has the 4 pin connector coming off of it.
I'm not positive though, and I can't check because of how it is currently installed.
They really need to get a Smile that says "I did search" because I did and wasn't finding anything related. If you can search my topic and pull something up, go right ahead. Looks like i'll be getting an opus unless I can find another dc-dc ps that works with atx mobos.Originally Posted by lawrence
i have an opus for the shuttle and it has the 4 pin conector
just not showen on the pics
read the print on the bottom of the discription
http://www.mp3car.com/store/product_...products_id=41
OPUS 150 watt DC-DC Power Supply for Shuttle PC's $219.99
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This model has a special bracket designed to replace the factory power supply for Shuttle PC's.
"The OPUS Solutions 150 watt power supply is the premier power supply for the automotive environment. It is carefully designed from the ground up with the harsh automotive environment in mind. The DC-DC power supply is designed to provide a steady 150 watt output over a variety (8-19V) of input voltages. This gives it the ability to withstand the voltage drop during an engine crank without rebooting the PC. The power supply works with ATX motherboards and safely monitors and controls the motherboard with smooth startup and shutdown procedures.
Connectors: 1-ATX, 3 HDD, 1FDD, P4 Header"
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