The wires running from the front panel are too short to plug in to my motherboard. Can somebody tell me how you solved this problem?
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I had the same issue with my Asrock H77 M-ITX board. I had to purchase extra wires and connectors from www.frozencpu.com.
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not sure if you have a spare front panel connector from an old PC. But, what I did was cut the wires for the front panel connector and strip the plastic on one end and inserted it into the M350 front panel cable. this makes an extension for the on switch. Then inserted the other end into the motherboard. Or you can go to frys or amazon or any pc store and pick a long extension cable and cut it to your length.
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I bought this case from another site, and maybe this advice will help: when shopping for a motherboard try to get one with the 24-pin power connector as close to the I/O panel as possible, and the f_panel connectors as far away as possible. For example, if you have the motherboard flat so the I/O panel is pointing "back" at you and the rest of the mobo pointing "forward", the front-panel buttons and USB ports on this case will be "forward" too. So you'll want your f_panel connectors as close to the "forward" edge as possible, and hopefully a USB header too. Then you'll want the 24-pin power connector as close to the "back right" corner as possible, since that's where the punch-out hole for the power adapter is on the case. I know most "Embedded Solutions" mini-ITX motherboards on Newegg don't fit this description, but I got this motherboard to work and the front panel and the pico-PSU cables reached where they needed to go but it was a very close stretch: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813135364
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Minibox website sells extensions. And if you didn't want to do that splice a piece in yourself.
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Your power supply may not have enough amprage to run it at high. I had that problem a while. Back.
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Open your desktop check if what socket is your mobo. Make sure that is fm2 socket
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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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I had that same problem, and it turned out I needed a new motherboard. You should call Dell.
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Not sure if that has a regular-size motherboard. You may not have enough slots. By all means contact Dell and tell them what you want to do - then ask if it is doable. Good luck cb
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Could be a lot of things, you'll need to troubleshoot this. Start by testing 1 module at a time to make sure they both show up. If they do, check the motherboard manual to make sure you have them in the correct slots. If some of the memory ports are different t colors, put them in the same color slots, not side by side... some boards require specific slots to be filled first...
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It sounds like you dont have one of the ribbon cables plugged in all the way. I hate to tell you to take it back apart, but that seems to be the only advice I can give. :/
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It seems like a software or configuration problem. If the usb ports of your motherboard are damaged, this will add you new usb ports via pci. But if your current usb ports are Ok, then it would be the same.
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As others have said, using angled cables would definitely solve the problem if the ports were to be covered. However, I have an EVGA 670FTW on the first one, and it sticks over the edge of the motherboard by about 1.25 inches.
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My gut feeling is that it has to connect to a powered USB port, not just a USB connection. If your motherboard doesn't work, try a PCI adapter card.
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i think this might help, same issue for me (http://blog.pennybuying.com/down/f/F815A.pdf). Now my issue is finding the 4 wire headers that I can connect from the PIC to the controller board, if you know where i can find those, please return favor. thanks
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Are you certain that the cable is plugged in completely? Make sure the snap latch has engaged. Be careful not to break the way the socket is attached to the motherboard. Otherwise you will need someone to re-solder it.
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See if you motherboard is compatible.. And!...you must change your power supply for this Corsair Builder Series CX 500 Watt ATX/EPS 80 PLUS (CX500) for example.....The programs no problem with that... OS neither
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Check all the cables. Make sure the switches are hooked up properly. It's easy to knock 1 or 2 loose without seeing it. If all is hooked up properly and power applied to the PSU it's possible there is a short / ground.
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you need to check your mother board specs. That is what my son did - other than that, I'm clueless.
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It's possible the motherboard just simply doesn't can't route enough power to it. I had the same issue with my Dell Vostro. I eventually had to get a power supply with an auxiliary port so that it could connect directly to the card rather power it through the mobo.