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Doctor Feelgood
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 @ IceNine
It looks like the wires are labeled, just make sure they match up to the right pins on your mobo header and all should be well! I have a similar cable with a Mini case, and I think I left that extra wire out too... with no problem! |
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Little Bruin
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bambam
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| Posted: Fri, 12 Mar 2004 20:34:47 Post Subject: |
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sweet thank you both  thats what i was hoping to hear
i just didnt want to fry my board before i even had the chance to see the bios lol 
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IceNine
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| Posted: Fri, 12 Mar 2004 20:38:45 Post Subject: |
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Good luck and tell us how it works out for ya!
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bambam
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T-shirt
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| Posted: Sat, 13 Mar 2004 05:15:08 Post Subject: |
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| bambam wrote: | yeah, you made sense i'm on the header with 4/5 pins and the fifth
is labeled in the mobo book as nc and i have no clue as to what nc translates to .
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NC stand for No contact (can also be normally closed on switches and relays)
The ground is a shield ground and is there just in case ofan all plastic case with no other grounding. In most cases it is unused. |
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