Help connecting cables pc

[SUPER_NANI_SKILLS]

I already connect cpu power the main power one, usb3, usb2, hd audio, front panel connects, and i still have some cables left over . Where do they go? Helpp plz

[SUPER_NANI_SKILLS]

[Keppla]

Well if you have everything plugged in and the computer works then you shouldn't have to plug those in, just tuck them somewhere out of sight.

[RadiatingLight]

What's the label on the cable in the first picture?

 

where does it originate (a fan, the front I/O, etc.)

[SUPER_NANI_SKILLS]

2 minutes ago, RadiatingLight said:

What's the label on the cable in the first picture?

 

where does it originate (a fan, the front I/O, etc.)

it's from the cpu cooler, it's connect to the head. I already connected that one though, I'm wondering where the cpu fan connectors on the original case fans go ..? they're just connected to the cable thing on picture 5. the one that says "do not connect while pc is powered on"

[RadiatingLight]

your motherboard should have case fan headers. they're called SYS_FAN on your board.

I'd recommend plugging case fans into those headers.

[SUPER_NANI_SKILLS]

Just now, RadiatingLight said:

your motherboard should have case fan headers. they're called SYS_FAN on your board.

I'd recommend plugging case fans into those headers.

so I just disconnect the 2 case fans from the cable on picture 5? and connect them to the SYS_FAN ports? what do I do with the cable that says do not connect while pc is powered on? do I just leave it their. thnx for the quick response !

[RadiatingLight]

1 minute ago, SUPER_NANI_SKILLS said:

so I just disconnect the 2 case fans from the cable on picture 5? and connect them to the SYS_FAN ports? what do I do with the cable that says do not connect while pc is powered on? do I just leave it their. thnx for the quick response !

yeah. disconnect from the cable in picture 5, and connect direct to the motherboard.

 

just leave the cable out.

[SUPER_NANI_SKILLS]

40 minutes ago, RadiatingLight said:

yeah. disconnect from the cable in picture 5, and connect direct to the motherboard.

 

just leave the cable out.

is their a connector that makes the power button functional?

[SUPER_NANI_SKILLS]

41 minutes ago, RadiatingLight said:

yeah. disconnect from the cable in picture 5, and connect direct to the motherboard.

 

just leave the cable out.

I have everything connected and it didn't turn on . Could it be that I don't have a cord connected for the power button? on top of the case

[RadiatingLight]

15 minutes ago, SUPER_NANI_SKILLS said:

I have everything connected and it didn't turn on . Could it be that I don't have a cord connected for the power button? on top of the case

 

16 minutes ago, SUPER_NANI_SKILLS said:

is their a connector that makes the power button functional?

 

there's supposed to be a two-pin plug called power SW (power switch)

 

plug that into your motherboard, where the power switch is supposed to go. (different on every mobo, check manual.)