Very Noob Question

Brandon Shinobu · May 9, 2021

So, it's been 10-11 years since I built my last computer, and my old case is very, very simple. Nothing fancy at all. My new case is the opposite.

I'm not inept when it comes to computers, but with hardware I had brushing up to do. I did manage to get almost everything connected from case to motherboard though, by going between manuals, etc.

However, There is one single case connector left over that I don't know what to do with. It isn't mentioned in any of the manuals on any page, and I can't identify the type. I figure, if someone can identify the connector type for me, I may be able to figure out from there what it goes to. It's the only connector of its type coming from the case.

Pavo05 · May 9, 2021

7 minutes ago, Brandon Shinobu said:

So, it's been 10-11 years since I built my last computer, and my old case is very, very simple. Nothing fancy at all. My new case is the opposite.

I'm not inept when it comes to computers, but with hardware I had brushing up to do. I did manage to get almost everything connected from case to motherboard though, by going between manuals, etc.

However, There is one single case connector left over that I don't know what to do with. It isn't mentioned in any of the manuals on any page, and I can't identify the type. I figure, if someone can identify the connector type for me, I may be able to figure out from there what it goes to. It's the only connector of its type coming from the case.

Im not expert,and i have guy who is setuping my pc,but i also have a lot of cables that arent connected lol.

Try to read if there is any name on it,or on source.

Brandon Shinobu · May 9, 2021

2 minutes ago, Pavo05 said:

Im not expert,and i have guy who is setuping my pc,but i also have a lot of cables that arent connected lol.

Try to read if there is any name on it,or on source.

No problem, any help is appreciated! I tried to read the writing on the cord itself when I was trying to figure this all out, but googling what I could make out unfortunately didn't tell me much. The source is also inaccessible, but it's bundled in with the I/O connector cables (like USB, USB-C, audio, etc).