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- gabriel_pc
So I'm building my own PC and I've run into a bit of a problem. The power LED that's part of the front panel of my case has a positive and negetive female end where they are directly next to eachother. The motherboard I have has a single pin gap in between the positive and negative pins. Anyone else run across this before? Or know of a way to get around it?
Thanks!
- sparker0
what type of board do you have and what type of case?
what does the boards manual say?
- ms790
It's easy...
fuck the LED, no need for the damn little light !
- gabriel_pc0
Here's what the board's diagram lists for where the led should hook up:
but with that gap in the middle, I can't use the existing connector.
- gabriel_pc0
*bump
- heavyt0
i agree. what do you need the LED for? you cant tell when the computer is on just by lookign at it?
I wish i had enough time to worry about little ass shit like that
TR1
- warheros0
why dont you just hook it up to the power switch?
- g3kK0_K1D0
fuck the light dude - no need only wake u up during the nite lol
- sparker0
could just be incompatible. some boards and some cases just don't mix.
you could try plugging the pled into the sled slot and see if it affects booting/post.
if you can boot, see if it works.
it happens. may just have to forget about the led.