Power supply for MSI FM2-A75IA-E53

Hi there.
Anyone know the required PSU for FM2-A75IA-E53 ??
Espen

Hello folks, first post here. (From Norway, pardon my inglese)
I'm a system bulider, and have exactly 12 problems in my hands. That means, 12 x your problems, yes, 12 bulids odered from one client.
But, I've done some deep research in the meantime this problem popped out in several forums, all over the world.
The Streacom NanoPSU have till now, been released with two different AC-DC adapters (looks exactly like each other, except another sticker in the bottom), but both releases contained the same DC-DC module.
Thankfully, I still had one from the first version still available, and I tried this (also 12V/12.5A) and it works like a charm.
But, with the new AC-DC adapter, I had the same result like you guys. So, in panic, I scarpped the NanoPSU AC-DC adapters, and I ordered 12 new AC-DC adapters (only, no DC-DC part) on EBAY, that is the original AC-DC adapter for the PicoPSU since my client is in a hurry. Guess what - SAME result, doesen't work... To assure I wasn't hungover or tired the day I tried the first version of the NanoPSU AC-DC adapter, and fortunately, I hadn't been dreaming, it worked perfectly.
SO - Folks.. What should I do now. I don't want to order YET another batch of AC-DC adapters again, everything costs money. Is there ANY chance MSI reads forums? No response on two mails yet (been near two weeks). The rumor about a BIOS fix could be the sollution, but I see the latest BIOS is from 15th of january, and I've tried it, no luck. (yes, it still works with the 1st version AC-DC adapter though)
I'll monitor this thread, thanks in advance whoever pull a sollution

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