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February 3rd 06, 01:49 AM
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Power LED
My MB has 2pin for Power LED but my case has 3 pins wire. What can I do?
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February 3rd 06, 04:21 AM
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Power LED
In article , l e o says...
My MB has 2pin for Power LED but my case has 3 pins wire. What can I do? Two options. 1) Cut the connector in half and just stick each individual wire on the MB header: 2) Look at it carefully and you'll see a bit of plastic locking in the metal pin. Prise up the plastic carefully on one of the pins, pull the pin out and put it in the adjacent hole. -- Conor, S.S.D.D.
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February 3rd 06, 06:01 AM
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Power LED
l e o wrote: My MB has 2pin for Power LED but my case has 3 pins wire. What can I do? Are you sure there isn't another connection elsewhere on the motherboard for the 3-pin power LED? My case came with a 3-pin LED wire and the connector for it on the motherboard wasn't with the other front panel header connectors.
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