s340 top/front IO

[olDIAlo]

If i remove the 2x USB 3.0 connections and the clip on connection for the headphone/mic jacks on the pcb for the s340 case top IO will the power button still work properly if left intact and properly hooked up to the motherboard ?

 

The USB connections are just screwed in and the headphone and mic jacks are one clip-on connection on a single PCB

[Rienks]

If i remove the 2x USB 3.0 connections and the clip on connection for the headphone/mic jacks on the pcb for the s340 case top IO will the power button still work properly if left intact and properly hooked up to the motherboard ?

 

The USB connections are just screwed in and the headphone and mic jacks are one clip-on connection on a single PCB

I have the case, should be fine, I wouldn't recommend it. Why do you want to remove the connectors anyway?

 

 

To save my ass: I am not liable for any damage done to your computer

[olDIAlo]

I have the case, should be fine, I wouldn't recommend it. Why do you want to remove the connectors anyway?

 

 

To save my ass: I am not liable for any damage done to your computer

 

i have a kraken x61 i want to mount    << fans << Radiator << front of case

 

but the wires are in the way but if i can remove those 3 cables it should fit

[Rienks]

i have a kraken x61 i want to mount    << fan << Radiator << front of case

 

but the wires are in the way but if i can remove those 3 cables it should fit

I would say it's fine. I have never done this before and I don't recommend it but if you really want to you can try I guess. 

 

Also watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynICRpNn7PY

 

Again 

 

To save my ass: I am not liable for any damage done to your computer

[olDIAlo]

 

I would say it's fine. I have never done this before and I don't recommend it but if you really want to you can try I guess. 

 

Also watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynICRpNn7PY

 

Again 

 

To save my ass: I am not liable for any damage done to your computer

 

So why wouldnt you reccomend it, im new to building a pc so trying to get all the info i can

 

and i have watched that YT video

[Bussy]

If you brave enough

But not recommend for sure

[Rienks]

So why wouldnt you reccomend it, im new to building a pc so trying to get all the info i can

Unless you're lucky af, Linus or an electrician I don't recommend playing with electronics.

 

Again watch this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynICRpNn7PY guy front mounts the x61

[olDIAlo]

Unless you're lucky af, Linus or an electrician I don't recommend playing with electronics.

 

Again watch this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynICRpNn7PY guy front mounts the x61

 

Hah ya i am a licensed electrician actually, now i have never worked on say a PCB, but from what i can tell it just a matter of removing them from the PCB and taking the cables out of the case completely.

 

What could go wrong if it has no power running to them because the wireing is gone, or are all the different things on the PCB connected by well the PCB 

[Rienks]

Hah ya i am a licensed electrician actually, now i have never worked on say a PCB, but from what i can tell it just a matter of removing them from the PCB and taking the cables out of the case completely.

 

What could go wrong if it has no power running to them because the wireing is gone, or are all the different things on the PCB connected by well the PCB 

Save the cables, watch the video and have at it

 

To save my ass: I am not liable for any damage done to your computer

[olDIAlo]

Unless you're lucky af, Linus or an electrician I don't recommend playing with electronics.

 

Again watch this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ynICRpNn7PY guy front mounts the x61

 

and i have watched that video multiple times he states that you can't mount the thing in there in a ( << Fans << Radiator << Front of case ) beacuse of the top wires, of witch i already know

[Rienks]

and i have watched that video multiple times he states that you can't mount the thing in there in a ( << Fans << Radiator << Front of case ) beacuse of the top wires, of witch i already know

I'd say if you want to go ahead nothing is stopping you apart from yourself. Everything should be fine just be careful of the PCB, maybe tape the wires to the top of the case and don't damage them.

 

To save my ass: I am not liable for any damage done to your computer