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Negative - what AsRockRack supports is an EPS connector with an optional 4-pin to 24-pin adapter. If you use a PSU like a Meanwell RPS or a Dell DA-2 that outputs 12V, you can adapt it to an EPS connector and plug straight into the mobo. This is distinct from the ATX12VO, used in a lot of SFF server boards (Supermicro has done the same thing for 5+ years). You can see a build that fabio did in the Pure case thread. This is very similar to what you could do in the future with ATX12VO, but this is not the same standard.

[QUOTE="ermac318, post: 199386, member: 11542"] Negative - what AsRockRack supports is an EPS connector with an optional 4-pin to 24-pin adapter. If you use a PSU like a Meanwell RPS or a Dell DA-2 that outputs 12V, you can adapt it to an EPS connector and plug straight into the mobo. This is distinct from the ATX12VO, used in a lot of SFF server boards (Supermicro has done the same thing for 5+ years). You can see a build that fabio did in [URL='https://smallformfactor.net/forum/threads/project-pure-3l-apu-case-meanwell-support.8588/page-15']the Pure case thread[/URL]. This is very similar to what you could do in the future with ATX12VO, but this is not the same standard. [/QUOTE]

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