LED

[MrHotPotat]

hello again ltt comunity  i have one more question for yall. so i have a gigabyte  ga-h61m-ds2h and i have a deep cool matrexx 55 case wich has rgb. so i built it all but i dont have a single clue where does the led power + or - goes on the front pannel connections. i tryed to do it like it showed on the board but the led strip didint turn on. just the power switch and led switch. in the picture is the ones i tryed. on the motherboard there are 2 more black pins wich doesnt have any tittle for them and i dont know what they are for. thanks for help in advance.

[Kilrah]

This is the front panel header, it has connections for power LED and HDD LED, but RGB strips never connect to the front panel header, the motherboard has separate headers for that when supported.

But your ancient motherboard does not have any support for RGB strips, it wasn't a thing 6 years ago.

[MrHotPotat]

5 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

This is the front panel header, it has connections for power LED and HDD LED, but RGB strips never connect to the front panel header, the motherboard has separate headers for that when supported.

But your ancient motherboard does not have any support for RGB strips, it wasn't a thing 6 years ago.

oh ok:D yeah i know its ancient  is there any way for me to turn it on like with pci-e or something?

 

[Kilrah]

Well there's the controller that's built into the case that will turn on with the PC as long as you connect it to the PSU...

[MrHotPotat]

Just now, Kilrah said:

Well there's the controller that's built into the case that will turn on with the PC as long as you connect it to the PSU...

ok and thats the question im asking... how ????

[Kilrah]

I just had a look in the case manual and it's all shown in there... There's just a molex that connects to the PSU.

[MrHotPotat]

Just now, Kilrah said:

I just had a look in the manual and it's all shown in there... There's just a molex that connects to the PSU.

oh so thats the 2 pin looking thinghie?? how do i connect it to the psu??? btw thanks for your help and patients with me

 

[Kilrah]

This plugs into the power supply cable for a 3.5" drive. Your PSU should have some.

[MrHotPotat]

3 minutes ago, Kilrah said:

This plugs into the power supply cable for a 3.5" drive. Your PSU should have some.

omg tysm you are a god  you are the big smart. i took a look at your profile and you help alot of people. thanks you so so much none of other people knew how to do it (and they are smart with pcs) thanks again you are wery bigbrain and good person.

 

[MrHotPotat]

6 minutes ago, Caroline said:

 

You need the proper connector, some pictures would help, a lot.

he already solved my problem thanks anyway