I have the HP-Pavillion Elite HPE chassis, and recently upgraded to a LGA 1155 mATX motherboard.
The problem is, there is cables running from the front panel, over to the motherboard. These are yellow, white and black connectors that plug into what controls the Audio ports, and USB ports in the front (maybe back, let’s hope not) of the computer.
Why are they different sizes? My old motherboard was also mATX, so shouldn’t they be the same? Or is a Dell motherboard made differently?
Side note: do these cables only control the front panel? If it controls the back and I can’t use my mouse/keyboard I’m going to be pissed :/
Edit: my motherboard only has 2 jacks in the back for speakers I’m assuming. This means even if the back isn’t effected by this, I won’t be able to use a mic, which kind of worries me as I game with some people; mostly strategy games such as Arma 3 and league of legends.
The problem is, there is cables running from the front panel, over to the motherboard. These are yellow, white and black connectors that plug into what controls the Audio ports, and USB ports in the front (maybe back, let’s hope not) of the computer.
Why are they different sizes? My old motherboard was also mATX, so shouldn’t they be the same? Or is a Dell motherboard made differently?
Side note: do these cables only control the front panel? If it controls the back and I can’t use my mouse/keyboard I’m going to be pissed :/
Edit: my motherboard only has 2 jacks in the back for speakers I’m assuming. This means even if the back isn’t effected by this, I won’t be able to use a mic, which kind of worries me as I game with some people; mostly strategy games such as Arma 3 and league of legends.
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