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Usually you can find the s/n of your motherboard and find a user manual with all the instructions/layouts for pins. 

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Just now, GenericFanboy said:

Usually you can find the s/n of your motherboard and find a user manual with all the instructions/layouts for pins. 

i already found it but i cant understand it ?

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Uhm the connectors in your hand are the front panel connectors. they go on a different but similar looking connector non the board.

look again in the manual, should be in there

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Just now, Metallus97 said:

Uhm the connectors in your hand are the front panel connectors. they go on a different but similar looking connector non the board.

look again in the manual, should be in there

Yeah was thinking that. Connectors made no sense with the manual. 

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2 minutes ago, Metallus97 said:

Uhm the connectors in your hand are the front panel connectors. they go on a different but similar looking connector non the board.

look again in the manual, should be in there

just look at this and find it for me.

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If your on a PDF anyway, press CTRL+F then type in audio. Maybe you'll find something funky like that.

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1 minute ago, HerosHyper said:

just look at this and find it for me.

 

Bottom left of the picture.

 

What you showed in the original post of this thread was the connector for the audio connector. Those little connectors go into the ports in the bottom left of the picture.

Just make not of the + and - of the HDD LED and Power LED, otherwise just plug the cables in the right ports.

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1 minute ago, minibois said:

Bottom left of the picture.

 

What you showed in the original post of this thread was the connector for the audio connector. Those little connectors go into the ports in the bottom left of the picture.

Just make not of the + and - of the HDD LED and Power LED, otherwise just plug the cables in the right ports.

bro. i already plugged the connectors on the bottom left picture.

I plugged the H.D.D. Power, Power Switch and Reset Switch.

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8 minutes ago, HerosHyper said:

bro. i already plugged the connectors on the bottom left picture.

I plugged the H.D.D. Power, Power Switch and Reset Switch.

This should help:

https://www.hardwaresecrets.com/installing-frontal-audio-plugs/

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