Just replaced a asus motherboard with another asus motherboard and the connector for the (one piece , ten pin with one blocked ) two front leds and one power button is blocked in a different area of the connector . Will this product work for what i need ? Wish there was just a adapter instead of replacing the lights and switch. Its just the connector that is different where it is blocked , although its the right size. Just replaced a asus motherboard with another asus motherboard and the connector for the (one piece , ten pin with one blocked ) two front leds and one power button is blocked in a different area... » Read More Just replaced a asus motherboard with another asus motherboard and the connector for the (one piece , ten pin with one blocked ) two front leds and one power button is blocked in a different area of the connector . Will this product work for what i need ? Wish there was just a adapter instead of replacing the lights and switch. Its just the connector that is different where it is blocked , although its the right size. « Show Less
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I just recently had this similar situation facing me, The StarTech wiring bezel was the only answer way to go. After having the wiring loom in hand it became apparent that you have the ability to customize just about any item wiring end or LED's color. If one of your problems is in the connectors, having a special configuration just use your old wire/connector.
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There are enough connectors, switches, LEDs, etc to satisfy any configuration I have encountered. They were of sufficient length too.
1301778
All power supply units are very much designed in a standard form, the only concern that we all need to look into is the connectors from the power supply unit to the motherboard. There are several version of designs that came out to the markets and they are a bit different from one another. Please verify the connectors.
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If i remember correctly from when I build it, it has 1 8 pin and 1 6+2 connector..go to www.pcpartpicker.com and put all of the information in and it will tell you if everything is compatible and if you have enough power. It's what I used to buy parts for my computer and I could not be any happier.
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Cycle through the source selections on the monitor. Make sure you're using the top PCI-E slot, the one closet to the CPU. Remove the video card and then put it back in. What code is being displayed in the Debug LED of the motherboard? Try disconnecting the cable then reconnect it. Try a different cable if possible. Please give more information, the more the better. Is this a new build? Was it previously working? There is the possibility of that old PCI-E card just not working in this newer PCI-E 2.0 mobo, even though technically the slot itself is backwards compatible with older cards, you will run into situations where it will not work. Please give as much information as possible though. Also list the system specs including the power supply, CPU, memory, HDD, etc
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No I can't because I can't even figure out how to use a nine pin connector when your computer monitor is using the only 9 pin connector to the CPU ? Can I please get help with that ? I tried to use a splitter and it distorts the picture on the monitor .
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Nothing else should be required on the PSU side of the equation ... However, you need to have the Power and Reset switches PROPERLY plugged into the "cpanel" pin-stack at the edge of the motherboard. Unfortunately the correct connect sequence isn't always intuitive ... sometimes the connections aren't "across" the 2x2 pins, but "along" each array.
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Are you talking about the wiring for the front bay connectors? They are all grouped together accordingly so you should be able to check the case manual to see what each is for and then cross reference that with your motherboard manual to know what connectors on the board to attach them to.
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Yes, that is my understanding. I have used other add-on cards for the same purpose in the past and they have done just what you want to do. However, I was not able to use this particular card because it required a different type of slot on the motherboard that what I have, so I was not able to use or test this one. I could not even return it because by the time I to use it it was beyond the return date. Sorry I could not help more but it should do what you want.Carl
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You would have to call asus. If they arent recognizing the device it may not be compatible or the ports are bad.
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Is your power LED on or off when the system isn't running. It will depend on the way your motherboard handles power to the USB ports. My motherboard allows you to set a jumper to use the +5V rail from the power supply that does go off and on with the system's operation. The motherboard also allows you to use the +5VSB (the SB means standby) to power the USB ports. That stays power supply stays on as long as the power supply switch (on the back of the PC) is on and the PC is plugged in. Some motherboards may not give you this choice. Check your motherboard manual. If +5V is powering your USB ports the card reader's LED will be off when the system isn't operating. If +5VSB is powering your USB ports then the LED will remain on. Why have a +5VSB? Well that's to allow your front panel power switch to be a "soft" switch that doesn't switch the full load of your system. It also allows other components on your motherboard to to powered up when the system is not operating. That makes it possible for you to wake the system based on the time of day, by taping a key on the keyboard or clicking the mouse. Those last two require the keyboard and mouse to be getting power all the time. Today, most keyboards and mice are USB devices so motherboard designers use the +5VSB to power the USB ports if they want you to have the "tap to start" feature. Too bad they don't let you chose which USB ports operate that way. I hope that explains it for those who seem to wonder why the other guy is experiencing the power light on or off when the system isn't running. By the way, a little piece of black tape can hide the LED and others have disconnected the LED on some similar card readers by clipping the LED's power lead. I haven't cracked this one open to see if that is possible because it doesn't bother me.
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If youre talking about a motherboard port..you can put it on the card without any changes. your mobo/software should see it fine. You may need to modify your boot sequence.
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Thanks for the heads up. That was actually the first thing I saw before I started calling tech support. That didn't work for me. It may work for you, though. I'll post on here to let you know if I have any luck with the tech swapping out my mainboard next week.
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Two ideas. 1st see if the connectors can be moved slightly ago in place. Be careful because if you break ten you may find it harder to return if its still under warranty. 2nd send request for assistance at ASUS for customer assistance. Also be advised that there are deferent docks for different models made by ASUS. MAKE SURE ITS THE RIGHT ONE FOR YOUR MODEL.Hope this helps.
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I would not be able to exactly respond to that because I use a asus z87 pro motherboard and I do not understand what the problem with the gigabyte motherboards and this psu were having...I would check on google and I am sure if you look into some more recent forums and or threads you will get your answer. I will even take a gander seeing as I have the day off and then I will get back to you about when I find out about the motherboards.
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All mother board power connects are near the same u will be fine as long as it isn't a server mother board. Which it isnt
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Not long enough to reach across your desk down to the usb port at the back of the pc. Also lights out in no time. I suggest you're better off adding extra usbs on the motherboard. At least that's what I've done.
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Motherboard connectors are +12V and this PSU comes with a 20+4 pin + 1x 8 pin + 1x 4+4 pin, all of it +12V. However I don't understand what you mean about a 8 pin motherboard (??). Old mobos come with a 20 pin + 1x 4 pin +12V connectors. If so you don't need this powerful PSU. Maybe you are asking for a 8 pin connector instead a 4+4 pin connector, if so the answer is yes.