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Hey guys quick question. How does this work? Is it. Audio? Or..?

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That's a PS/2 port, it does not supply audio output. It's for mice and keyboards- outdated as of now

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That is a PS2 port, its an old-school connector used with Mice and Keyboards. It is not an audio port. 

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Not related to Sony's PS2 btw

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It has pictographs to explain function. They are quite clear.

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I laughed out loud at work to this just now. Whever I have what I think are silly questions I Google them lol. Aslo logicalDrm is on point. 

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21 minutes ago, VegetableStu said:

chocolate wafer and sideways shirt pocket?

Yeah, and below them is Devils trident. Not to forget toaster at top right there.

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1 hour ago, Slottr said:

outdated as of now

No its not! I wish my board had a PS/2 port.. Asus forgot it for some reason.

 

Have to use an adapter that has issues with multiple specific keypresses...

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PS/2 > USB for gaming mice?

 

interrupt anyone?

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HAHAHAHAHHA Thanks alot guys! I know I suck but thats why I asked srry

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42 minutes ago, HelpISuck said:

HAHAHAHAHHA Thanks alot guys! I know I suck but thats why I asked srry

Don´t be ashamed, everyone started this way ?

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It initiates earlier during boot. Some claim they have better response times as well.

However hot plugging isn't recommended and its more difficult to insert.

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The reason why high end board still keep a PS2 port is a matter of perception. 

 

On a USB keyboard, the CPU keeps pulling the keyboard every few microseconds asking “is anything pressed? Is anything pressed? What about now? You sure nothing is pressed?”

 

with a PS2 keyboard or mouse when an action is performed by the user the CPU gets interrupted with “god has issued a command”

 

silliness aside, there is a theoretical benefit in terms of latency to the latter, although modern keyboards and mice support extremely high polling rates rendering it a moot point.

 

a tidbit, the PS2 port is named after the IBM PS2 computer, but its proper name is a mini-DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung)

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