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Power sw, Reset sw, power led and hdd on dell precision t3500 motherboard

RayDontPlay
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I am building a very low budget machine with my brother. We are reusing a case from a HP Pavillion A000 and the motherboard from a Dell Precision T3500 (Mobo:9KPNV). I need to know where do I plug in the Power sw, Reset sw, Power led, and HDD led? 

Computer specs:
CPU: Xeon W3520
MOBO: Dell 9KPNV
RAM: 3 x 4GB DDR3 1333mhz
GPU: Geforce GTS 450
HDD: WD 500GB Sata 3 7200rpm
PSU: 365w
ODD: DVD writer
CASE: Reused from HP Pavillion A000

This computer is being built for ~$100.

I found the manual for the T3500 on google but it just shows where the front panel cable plugs into the motherboard but doesn't explain which pin is for what.

I know this is a challenging question but I really appreciate anyone who helps.

Thanks

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Honestly you can just try it. Find the power button then the reset next to it and all that can go wrong with leds is that they won't work.

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thanks for the quick reply. the front io connector has 20+ pins. its not the normal 10. ill post a picture

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