Motherboard with no front panel connectors?

Corey_26

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Aug 30, 2016
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Hi all. From work I got an old computer from a customer that's pretty decent and wanted to switch it to an old gaming tower I had. I know the thing will fit, but the case has all these cords for leds and the power button I think and I don't see where they'd go on the motherboard. Does this just mean I can't use that case?

Heres a pic of the motherboard (sorry if it's hard to see), the cords from the new case, and the motherboard specs - http://imgur.com/a/z8QHt

Let me know if you need any other info.
 
"Lenovo" - if the motherboard is from a OEM brand, there's a good chance it has custom interface to the front panel (eg Dells have it on a ribbon cable).

If you are lucky, you might be able to reverse-engineer the front panel connector (looking where each button and LED goes). You might also want to find service documentation for this particular Lenovo desktop.
 


It is OEM, I really hope that's not my only option though xD
 


Oh, I see you're right. It is slightly different though as mine only has 2 ram slots. Though I'm not sure what that adapter would be for. I see the Fpanel connectors but the guide does not specify what goes where.