You have to connect all 4 power connectors on the board. 1 floppy, 1 4-pin molex, 1 24-pin ATX power and 1 square 4-pin CPU power connector. USB power really depends on your PSU. You need to find out the 5VSB and see if is greater than 720mA I believe. If so, then you can set it to either setting, if not, you have to use standard. Because your PSU is modern, it will most likely support both (as basically the second setting is for power whilst on standby). Not sure about the RAM but Corsair have had some problems on these boards.fullfat said:hi guys, just got mysel;f one of thee boards and have looked through a bit in this thread and searched for it but having no lcuk.
i just need a bit of help with the power connectors and jumpers on this board. im only running 1 pcie card, got a 480w antec 24pin native psu, and run it all at stock speeds. do i need to connect the molex and the floppy conectors up? and what do i set usb power to? just default?
and also, has anyone ran into problems with 2x512mb sticks of corsair LLPT ram?
Some people inevitably don't have problems but if you ask Angry_Games @ DFI-street, he will no doubt give you a run down of all the problems he has read about Corsair RAM.NokkonWud said:I haven't had any problems with my Corsair RAM on the "NF4 Ultra-D" motherboard.
2x 512mb 3200 TwinX 2-2-2-5 RAM.
Oops double post, please delete.NokkonWud said:I haven't had any problems with my Corsair RAM on the "NF4 Ultra-D" motherboard.
2x 512mb 3200 TwinX 2-2-2-5 RAM.