I've searched for this type of PSU and some got it working, while others didn't.

 

My Supermicro motherboard is a X10SLM-F and my power supply is HX750W, it has 24 pins and 4+4 pins. Will it work with my motherboard? The PSU model is CMPSU-750HX. Here's a picture of the 4x4 power connector. https://puu.sh/zNSkk/27bc93cec8.jpg

Edited March 23, 20188 yr by purudop

Don't see why it wouldn't work.

Same here, but I've googled it and some say it doesn't work while others claim it's working.

If it's not working it's got nothing to do with the connector, that's standard, you can use just 4 pins.

It's not the pins itself, it's the power signals

 

There are some properties not compatible with supermicro motherboards, and Corsair never disclosede those properties, so it's hard to tell

 

if anyone have that PSU and a similar Supermicro motherboard as I do, and it works, then I'll use it too

19 minutes ago, purudop said:

I've googled it and some say it doesn't work while others claim it's working.

Can you link one of these examples? I can'f find any on google.

https://lime-technology.com/forums/topic/25223-power-supply-and-other-recommendations-for-x9scm-f-that-fails-to-boot/

7 minutes ago, purudop said:

https://lime-technology.com/forums/topic/25223-power-supply-and-other-recommendations-for-x9scm-f-that-fails-to-boot/

That is about a X9, and looks like it was a board problem:

 

On 31/03/2013 at 10:59 PM, WeeboTech said:

The new board is working fine with the Corsair HX750 PSU.

 

I have several Supermicro boards from X7, X8, X9 and X11 series, all of then are working with Corsair PSUs from CX, CS and TX series, unless you find a specific post that the X10SLM-F doesn't work with that PSU IMO you're looking for problems where there shouldn't be none.
 

crossing my fingers it'll work

3 hours ago, purudop said:

and Corsair never disclosede those properties, so it's hard to tell

I have never heard about any magic and incompatible Corsair properties. They sell standard ATX PSU and as long as it's reasonably recent and big enough it should work with any motherboard expecting an ATX power supply.

You could always plug it in and see if it works??  It's the only sure way to know, but I'd be astounded if it didn't. 

it works, but there is no Ethernet connection

 

I suppose the 24 pin can't power it

¿Que? That will have nothing to do with the power supply.

Good day,

I've have used Corsair PSUs on my SuperMicro mobos but mostly the AX series lines.

 

But the PSU you are refering to and what some might say are not compatible is due to not able to plug the PSU into the Mobo. (SuperMicro PSUs have a special plug that plugs into the mobo on top of the 24pin - 4/8 pin.) However it is not needed. Just the 20/24 pin and the 4/8pin is required for the mobo.

The PSU you chose is compatible with the mobo. Just use a single 4pin connector. It's okay with the other 4 pin hanging to the side of the other connector.

 

Now if you are saying your LAN ports are not working you will need to check your Jumper settings.

https://www.supermicro.com/manuals/motherboard/C222/MNL-1428.pdf

 

If you log into the IPMI via the IPMIView20 OR the website. It will tell you your Voltages and will say if its out of tolerance. Please see pictures for reference. 

 

Edited March 31, 20188 yr by demonmaestro
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