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Front panel adapter?

Grandle
By Grandle
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so ive been building a few pcs lately for friends and ive got a bit of meaty fingers and the front panel pins are always a pain i was wondering if i bought some male to female adapters if i could use them to connect the individual line to a head and plug that in to the board would it work?

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https://www.peconnectors.com/female-headers-pcb-2x-row-.100/hws1020/?utm_source=googleads&vt_keyword=&gclid=Cj0KCQiA3Y-ABhCnARIsAKYDH7u6VzJaclCmpnJ12feBkK6o0fpdFYClikweHbj9s9z0yqQmw386WvYaAi5GEALw_wcB

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That would work. I believe Asus and probably some other companies actually did this on their older motherboards.

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Yeah some Asus boards used to come with basically this, I don't know why they stopped. 

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