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Where to plug in Reset SW on mobo

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In this case it looks like both can be used, altough I'd personally opt to plug the reset switch in with all the other fronpanel connectors (So yes, underneath the power switch) 

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The mobo is b660 GAMING X AX DDR4 and I can't find exactly where to plug it in. Probably overthinking this again but I think the Reset SW goes underneath the power switch plug?

 

I had read the manual but its confusing me on two parts which is this

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Than this 

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In this case it looks like both can be used, altough I'd personally opt to plug the reset switch in with all the other fronpanel connectors (So yes, underneath the power switch) 

 

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1 minute ago, Alinz said:

In this case it looks like both can be used, altough I'd personally opt to plug the reset switch in with all the other fronpanel connectors (So yes, underneath the power switch) 

Thank you I've been stuck on the plugs for the mobo for 3 hours. Plus it doesn't help that I have alot of self doubt. xD

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