i need to know where all the color wires go into the main boardof the computer,?
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That all depends on several factors, mainly including:\nA) the style and any options for the case, drives, and peripherals\nand \nB) the make and model of the motherboard.\n\nCase manufacturers are good about labeling the connectors.
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I have been building computers for several years now, and as far as I know nobody offers this package of items.\n\nIn fact at school when they taught us about installing motherboards they told us to save all extra parts, especially the stand-offs and spacers and that the Jumpers were like gold, to always keep the extras for when a computer component like a hard-drive needed another one.\n\nTo solve you problem, check with local computer repair places like BestBuy and CompUSA, they have drawers full of these items, and I get jumpers from them when I need them and they barrow what I have that they need at the time.
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Which model of computer do you have?  If you're comfortable opening your computer, the top expansion card slot would be where your AGP port is located.  Normally, they are brown, but not always.  An AGP port is always further away from the back of the case than the PCI ports.\n\nThis picture is a pretty good example.\nhttp://www.hardwarelux.de/Images/Shuttle/AK37GTR/10140015.jpg\n\nIf you're not sure, just let us know which computer you have and I'm sure somebody can find out for you.
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Well I looked at MSI's site and the picture appears to have a set of color coded pins on the corner of the board nearest the bottom front side of the Tower.  You should be able to plug the power cable from your power button on front of case into one pair of the color coded pins.  Unfortunetly I wasn't able to pull up any type of manual or users guide for this board, so I am not able to tell you which pins.  I would recommend either reading the Silk Screen on the board or the guide to determine the exact pins.
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Underneath the central processing unit(CPU) if your talking about a computers Basic input/output system(BIOS)...
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This program will tell you a lot about your motherboard and what it has on it:\n\nhttp://www.download.com/SANDRA-Lite/3000-2086_4-10451861.html?tag=lst-0-1
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Depends on what kind and how old.  Most of them only go in one way.  There will be a prong missing on one corner.  And you will see  how it goes when the old one comes out.  Make sure your motherboard will handle it also.
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The best way to find out that info is to go to accessories, system tools, system information, then + sign next to components then click on display. You'll get what you want and much more.
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Looking inside my open system unit" \n1: computer case (including the power supply).\n2: motherboard (Built in Graphics and sound) or you can get a separate sound card and a graphics card.\n3: processor (with heat sink/fan attached to it)\n4: network card\n5: Hard disk “connected with an IDE Cable”\n6: CD ROM Drive “connected with an IDE Cable”\n“Actually I Do not have a CD ROM Drive – I have a DVD ROM & a DVD Writer”\n7: RAM\n8: Modem\n\nand of course you’ll need a Monitor, Keyboard, Mouse, Power Cables, Head set.
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make sure it's properly connected to the motherboard [data cable alignment is ok and power is connected], also make sure it's not disabled through your operating system or the system's BIOS
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It goes in the microphone slot on the back of the PC. Should be color coded.
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It is usually located right in the front, it is a little blackish redish rectangle.\n\nGoto your device manager and it will have an infrared device listed if your computer has one.
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Fan Controller, Temperature Gauges, Floppy, Card Reader, Hard Drive if you can get it to fit..thats where I have mine so the water cooling pump had more room..Or just save a spot for all of your wires to hide.\n\nNewegg.com\nTigerDirect.com\nXoxide.com\nPcToys.com
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main components:\nmotherboard ( with/without built-in sound card,display card)\nprocessor\nmemory (RAM)\nharddisk (HDD)\npower supply (SMPS)\n\nadd-on components:\nfloppy driive (FDD)\nCD/DVD reader/writer\nmultimedia card\nmodem\nnetwork adapter (NIC)\nUSB PORTS (additional)\nfirewire\nbluetooth\nwireless
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motherboard\nCPU\npower supply\ngraphics card/accelerated graphics card\nmemory\nexpansion slots\ntower casing\ncomputer peripherals\nmonitor\nethernet card\nsound card\ndrive bays\nhard drive\nCD drive/burners\nDVD drive/burners\nfloppy drive\nexternal drives
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the critical cables to make any computer work are:\n-power cable, one for the case and one for the monitor\n-connect the VGA cable from your monitor to the VGA connector in the back of your case (blue kind of rectangular connector)\n-connect your mouse to your green PS2 connector (round small connector) on the case\n-connect your keyboard to your purple PS2 connector on the case\nAll the cables should come as a package with the components u bought, u shouldnt have to buy any new ones\nThese are all necessary for the computer to start, u can also connect printers, sound systems, network connectors..., usually they connect to whatever connector fits them, dont be afraid, if it fits it either works or not, but it cant damage your computer
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hi\n\nthat will be displayed in the sticker which has comes with your motherboard box.from ther u can see and connect