Hi,
I built a computer two weeks ago with the antec 1200 case. I built in a Gigabyte X58A-UD3R MB. Everything important works fine, but I have a bit trouble with the audio. I somehow didn't find any audio cables from the front panel that i could connect to the MB. I would guess that they either somehow got forgotten or they are just hidden behind the front panel where i can't reach them (so they didn't pull the cable to the accessible part). So is there a way i can open up the cover so i can have a look at it? And are that also cables that you connect just next to the pw button, reset button, ... on the motherboard, or are that some other cables that go there?
I have another easier question too. A computer normally makes such a "beep" noise when you start it up or you get somekind of an error message. This beep comes from inside the computer as far as i know. However, i somehow just don't get this beep sound. Is it possibly switched off in the bios or somewhere? This beeb is created normally by the MB isn't it?
Thanks for your help!
ABBDVD
I built a computer two weeks ago with the antec 1200 case. I built in a Gigabyte X58A-UD3R MB. Everything important works fine, but I have a bit trouble with the audio. I somehow didn't find any audio cables from the front panel that i could connect to the MB. I would guess that they either somehow got forgotten or they are just hidden behind the front panel where i can't reach them (so they didn't pull the cable to the accessible part). So is there a way i can open up the cover so i can have a look at it? And are that also cables that you connect just next to the pw button, reset button, ... on the motherboard, or are that some other cables that go there?
I have another easier question too. A computer normally makes such a "beep" noise when you start it up or you get somekind of an error message. This beep comes from inside the computer as far as i know. However, i somehow just don't get this beep sound. Is it possibly switched off in the bios or somewhere? This beeb is created normally by the MB isn't it?
Thanks for your help!
ABBDVD