Not enough Front Pannel Connectors

[Pawniac]

I recently bough an Asrock960GC-GS FX and an In Win GT1 case. The case has 1 H.D.D. LED connector (2 pins), two POWER LED connectors (the first is 3 pins and the second is 2) a Power SW connector (2 pins) and a Reset SW (2 pins), but my mobo doesn't support all of the above. It only has:

PLED +
PLED -
GND
HDLED+
HDLED-
GND
REST#
and a DUMMY pin on the system panel header.

In order for the Power button and the reset button to work I have to leave some connectors unplugged. Is there any workaround, or any similar Mobo that I can purchace? (Socket is AM3+ and chipset 760G)

 

[skit75]

The 3-pin Power LED connector can maybe be plugged into a sys_fan or chassis_fan header on the mainboard. Neither of them are "required"

If the case came with any documentation, it may have a recommendation for the three pin connector.

 

[Pawniac]

The 3-pin Power LED connector can maybe be plugged into a sys_fan or chassis_fan header on the mainboard. Neither of them are "required"

If the case came with any documentation, it may have a recommendation for the three pin connector.

The two cables that the 2 pin Power LED connector has are connected with the 3 Pin's, and the cables are really short. I will open the case tomorrow, it's getting real late here, and I'll respond to your answer.
Thanks!

 

[Pawniac]

The 3-pin Power LED connector can maybe be plugged into a sys_fan or chassis_fan header on the mainboard. Neither of them are "required"

If the case came with any documentation, it may have a recommendation for the three pin connector.

Okay so,

this is how big the cable is in comparison to a AA Battery.

This is the Motherboard. Within the blue circle are the front pannel connectors and within the red circles are the sys_fan and chassis_fan headers which are farther than the cable's length.

 

[skit75]

That connector is in parallel. In other words, you only need to connect one of them.