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Turbo Link Case/Power Supply
Good morning,
I have been asked to put together this system, using a turbo Case, which doesn't sound bad, however the case is for a server. Since I have not had experience building a server, there are cables which I would think need to be connected to something, and are not.
The power suply is manufactured by "Turbo Link" model cwt-350ATX-12v. The board is KX7-333.
I do understand there are some occassions when there are more connectors than connectees..I just don't think that this is one of those times.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
"NS"
I have been asked to put together this system, using a turbo Case, which doesn't sound bad, however the case is for a server. Since I have not had experience building a server, there are cables which I would think need to be connected to something, and are not.
The power suply is manufactured by "Turbo Link" model cwt-350ATX-12v. The board is KX7-333.
I do understand there are some occassions when there are more connectors than connectees..I just don't think that this is one of those times.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
"NS"
ASKER
Lets see,
one was a mini atx connector, one was a larger version of the connector for the floppy drive, and the last four plug (female).
Also I understand what you are saying regarding the connectors may not be used on this board, however I would need to understand why I do not have any power on the board at this time.
Although I didn't say this in the beginning, what made me ask the question was due to not having any power when it came time to test her out.
"NS"
one was a mini atx connector, one was a larger version of the connector for the floppy drive, and the last four plug (female).
Also I understand what you are saying regarding the connectors may not be used on this board, however I would need to understand why I do not have any power on the board at this time.
Although I didn't say this in the beginning, what made me ask the question was due to not having any power when it came time to test her out.
"NS"
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Thank You that was great advice..I found the answer straight away.
"NS"
"NS"
If you can't find a hole for the plugs don't worry about them. Your motherboard manual should explain what gets plugged into what hole. If it doesn't mention any spare plugs you have left over then you don't need them.