Yes, you can use a standard ATX power supply for your PC.
Yes, you can use a standard ATX power supply for your PC.
The motherboard you're considering doesn't include a CPU power connector, but using a PSU like the Thermaltake Smart Series 600W should still work if it matches your system's requirements.
The diagram suggests the CPU draws power from the 20/24-pin motherboard connector, though some pre-built models may deviate from the standard setup, potentially leading to issues. How many connections are present?
Is this an older Celeron or Nxxx Atom board? They don’t require the extra CPU power connector. A 600W would be excessive. A 250W would suffice for this setup. You should fit any regular ATX power supply into the case. Ensure it has a robust fan to handle heat dissipation.
It's a friend's computer that I'm assisting with an upgrade, so I'm not sure how many pins there are.
This guy doesn’t understand computers and can’t send me a photo of it, haha.