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C12Friedman :
Have you gotten your case yet?
Cables inside the case will be for Sound (possibly both HD and standard - you would use HD if available), USB 2.0 one connector splits into two USB cables to two ports, USB 3.0 cable (without an adapter, simply bundle up and tuck away) the connector is big and usually blue, there shouldn't be any issues identifying it, you'll get a motherboard speaker with the case (there will likely be no use for that, you can put it away)
looks like that
These are the connectors you are going to be most interested in
In this picture the white wires are the - while the colored ones are the + it's only important for the led's - reset and power switches are momentary switches and don't care about polarity although if specified it should be followed
last pic is my motherboard's front panel header
(purposely you can't read the header labels) You'll notice the right below it there are corresponding markings - those are the header labels and explain which pins are used for what. Most all motherboards include this information printed on them next to the header - it may be a bit offset but it'll be there somewhere - following it you should be able to find homes for all of your connections - USB and Sound, same thing only easier
Cables inside the case will be for Sound (possibly both HD and standard - you would use HD if available), USB 2.0 one connector splits into two USB cables to two ports, USB 3.0 cable (without an adapter, simply bundle up and tuck away) the connector is big and usually blue, there shouldn't be any issues identifying it, you'll get a motherboard speaker with the case (there will likely be no use for that, you can put it away)
These are the connectors you are going to be most interested in
In this picture the white wires are the - while the colored ones are the + it's only important for the led's - reset and power switches are momentary switches and don't care about polarity although if specified it should be followed
last pic is my motherboard's front panel header
(purposely you can't read the header labels) You'll notice the right below it there are corresponding markings - those are the header labels and explain which pins are used for what. Most all motherboards include this information printed on them next to the header - it may be a bit offset but it'll be there somewhere - following it you should be able to find homes for all of your connections - USB and Sound, same thing only easier
Will the front panel connectors from the enforcer fit into my motherboards front panel header??, I'm really worried that it wont.
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C12Friedman :
Have you gotten your case yet?
Cables inside the case will be for Sound (possibly both HD and standard - you would use HD if available), USB 2.0 one connector splits into two USB cables to two ports, USB 3.0 cable (without an adapter, simply bundle up and tuck away) the connector is big and usually blue, there shouldn't be any issues identifying it, you'll get a motherboard speaker with the case (there will likely be no use for that, you can put it away)
looks like that
These are the connectors you are going to be most interested in
In this picture the white wires are the - while the colored ones are the + it's only important for the led's - reset and power switches are momentary switches and don't care about polarity although if specified it should be followed
last pic is my motherboard's front panel header
(purposely you can't read the header labels) You'll notice the right below it there are corresponding markings - those are the header labels and explain which pins are used for what. Most all motherboards include this information printed on them next to the header - it may be a bit offset but it'll be there somewhere - following it you should be able to find homes for all of your connections - USB and Sound, same thing only easier
Cables inside the case will be for Sound (possibly both HD and standard - you would use HD if available), USB 2.0 one connector splits into two USB cables to two ports, USB 3.0 cable (without an adapter, simply bundle up and tuck away) the connector is big and usually blue, there shouldn't be any issues identifying it, you'll get a motherboard speaker with the case (there will likely be no use for that, you can put it away)
These are the connectors you are going to be most interested in
In this picture the white wires are the - while the colored ones are the + it's only important for the led's - reset and power switches are momentary switches and don't care about polarity although if specified it should be followed
last pic is my motherboard's front panel header
(purposely you can't read the header labels) You'll notice the right below it there are corresponding markings - those are the header labels and explain which pins are used for what. Most all motherboards include this information printed on them next to the header - it may be a bit offset but it'll be there somewhere - following it you should be able to find homes for all of your connections - USB and Sound, same thing only easier
Here is my front panel header, (The black one), it doesn't have any indication of where things go or any + or - signs I'm really worried the case wont work.....
C12Friedman
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Unfortunately the pic does not provide enough detail for me to help. No other pics I can find on-line either, but still looking.
It's possible only one of the led connector labels specifies the positive side, they would expect you to infer which is positive on the other or it may say led (anode) for the positive side
It's possible only one of the led connector labels specifies the positive side, they would expect you to infer which is positive on the other or it may say led (anode) for the positive side
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C12Friedman
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It'll work - not to worry, just seems to be taxing my research abilities, it being so new and all
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sorry, don't mean to be so demanding, but do you know how I would connect the front panel connectors into my type of front panel header?, or is that the the thing you're researching?
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😛, not yet, will have it in about a month. But I have a show to rehearse for, need to get this sorted out first!!
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If the front panel header doesn't fit is there some sort of adapter?, Oh and how is it going with the researching? Any lck, let me know as soon as please!!
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Well, a little more luck but nothing I can say for sure yet, your connector only uses six wires which means there's only power and reset switches and (I'm going to guess) an HDD activity light (could be a power light) - you'll be able to bundle away the unused front panel cable. Their wire color scheme does not help either - I might have it... but you'll need to let me know if this is correct... you have a power light, and an HDD activity indicator light and a power switch but no reset switch... Is that correct?
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Nope, the motherboard has pins for the reset switch also (hopefully it'll function) but I found nothing for the motherboard speaker (that'll get put away I think) - anyway here's your pinout (colors used for simplicity)
Red are HDD activity, bottom one is positive, Green is Power indicator, right one of those is positive, the yellow and blue are Reset and power respectively and have no polarity
Whoohoo, you should be golden
Red are HDD activity, bottom one is positive, Green is Power indicator, right one of those is positive, the yellow and blue are Reset and power respectively and have no polarity
Whoohoo, you should be golden
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lol, They'll be lonely and begin a new hobby of collecting dust but since they had nothing to do before...
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Thx , Got a youtube channel, I will subscribe to you? All this talk about my case I'm getting makes me wonder, what case do you have?
, Got a youtube channel, I will subscribe to you? All this talk about my case I'm getting makes me wonder, what case do you have?
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1) In-Win generic (Intel Pent D rig), 2) Rosewill Redbone (AMD B55 rig), 3) Rosewill Challenger (Intel i5 gaming rig) and my newest, a MountainMods UFO which won't be completed until later this year. There should be (I often forget to photo-document so no guarantees) a build log to go with that once it gets further as all wiring and many parts will be custom (one of my primary goals for that build is to have no wires/cables visible). Hopefully, it'll be a competition piece when completed
At the moment, I don't have any You-tube downloads let alone a channel but now that you bring it up, that may be something to consider for my build log here - I'll have to look into that, thanks, hadn't even thought along those lines
At the moment, I don't have any You-tube downloads let alone a channel but now that you bring it up, that may be something to consider for my build log here - I'll have to look into that, thanks, hadn't even thought along those lines
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C12Friedman :
Nope, the motherboard has pins for the reset switch also (hopefully it'll function) but I found nothing for the motherboard speaker (that'll get put away I think) - anyway here's your pinout (colors used for simplicity)
Red are HDD activity, bottom one is positive, Green is Power indicator, right one of those is positive, the yellow and blue are Reset and power respectively and have no polarity
Whoohoo, you should be golden
Red are HDD activity, bottom one is positive, Green is Power indicator, right one of those is positive, the yellow and blue are Reset and power respectively and have no polarity
Whoohoo, you should be golden
Just one more thing, Where would my hard drive go in the cm storm I think my optical drive would go into the front bit but I am not sure where the hard drive would go, Help?
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