[SOLVED] Where do i plug a 4 pin LED strip on a ASUS Prime A320M-K MotherBoard?

[gelo1]

ive watched videos and read the manuals etc n cant finds any info on this. But i cant seem to find where to plug the 4 ping. On the cable coming off the led strip there is a female 4 pin plugin and veering off it is a male 4 pin.

This is the led strip: https://www.ple.com.au/Products/633220/Jonsbo-LB-3-RGB-Lighting-Strip

 

[Bassplate]

ive watched videos and read the manuals etc n cant finds any info on this. But i cant seem to find where to plug the 4 ping. On the cable coming off the led strip there is a female 4 pin plugin and veering off it is a male 4 pin.

This is the led strip: https://www.ple.com.au/Products/633220/Jonsbo-LB-3-RGB-Lighting-Strip

I don't know if the 4 Pins on the Motherboard (Located Right next to the BIOS 3v battery)Would work.
You can try to connect it there (Which is also a 12V input and the LED strip is also 12V) but otherwise you should get an adapter that you could connect it directly to the Power Supply to your LED strip.

Those 4 pins i mentioned is next to the 3v battery.

 

[gelo1]

(Located Right next to the BIOS 3v battery

where abouts is the BIOS 3v battery on the motherboard

 

[Bassplate]

where abouts is the BIOS 3v battery on the motherboard

Its right above your PCIe slot...its a Small battery...next to the battery (Left side)is the 4pin connector.

 

[CountMike]

ive watched videos and read the manuals etc n cant finds any info on this. But i cant seem to find where to plug the 4 ping. On the cable coming off the led strip there is a female 4 pin plugin and veering off it is a male 4 pin.

This is the led strip: https://www.ple.com.au/Products/633220/Jonsbo-LB-3-RGB-Lighting-Strip

There is no RGB header on that MB. Nowhere to connect that strip and no control over it.
That connector next to battery is for system/case fan, not suitable fro rgb lights.