Front Panel Connectors

[Tarzan]

Hi everyone,

 

So yesterday I started to build my first desktop computer ever. Here are the specs:

 

CPU: Intel Core i5 4690K

CPU Cooler: Cooler Master 212 EVO
MotherBoard: MSI Z97 Gaming5
Memory: Kingston HyperX Beast 1600 (2x4Go)
GPU: Asus Strix GTX970
Case: Cooler Master Storm Trooper
Power Supply: Seasonic 620W
HDD: WD Blue 1To
SSD:  Kingston HyperX 3K SSD 240Go

 

Or with a nice picture:

 

 

So, after I finished to build the computer, no problem, it worked... or did it? The front panel indicators (for fan speed, LED, etc.) don't work:

 

 

The USB/Audio/Micro work fine, and so is the power button. But the leds don't, and neither is the fan controller.

 

So for the led I checked and checked again in the user manual and can't see what I did wrong but whatever. I still have a few connectors that I don't know where to connect them. Here there are: http://imgur.com/a/ms66v (link to the pictures)

 

I really don't know how I need to connect them... In the manual it's only written:

 

 

And here is my motherboard:

 

 

Any help? Thanks a lot!

[gozzygozborn]

Yea if that is the motherboard manual then it is pretty vague. the connectors you have left are only like a one or two pin female connectors right?

[gozzygozborn]

Yea if that is the motherboard manual then it is pretty vague. the connectors you have left are only like a one or two pin female connectors right?

nvm sorry i didn't see the pictures yet, hold on

[flibberdipper]

Make sure you have the pins for the LEDs hooked up to the right polarity (and the right position) on the motherboard.

[gozzygozborn]

So for the fan controller does your case have like a little hub for the fans? It is usually on the cable management side.

[Tarzan]

What do you mean by hub. The two wires coming out of the fans (2 for each) are those two:

 

 

One male one female but I have no clue to where I need to connect them...

[Tarzan]

Okay after an hour, I finally found out! With this thread: http://community.coolermaster.com/index.php/topic/9923-storm-trooper-stryker-wiring/

 

Here is my rig now: