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...
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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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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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You probably need that goofy 9-pin to 5-pin adapter cable. I'd read this thread:http://forums.legitreviews.com/about45763.htmlIt's probably going to be frustrating to obtain. Try asus replacement parts or what's mentioned in that article. Good luck!
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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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Shouldn't be a problem, its a standard USB adapter, if your asus has USB interfaces it should work fine.
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I believe so. I have two outer usb ports that I put from the Mobo. This was a replacement mobo from my old one and everything worked...cpu...ram..usb...I just had to get used to the letters showing up on the lower right of the display.
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According to the Asus site it will work Just fine. This is your motherboards memory specs. Number of Memory Slots:4240pin Memory Standard:DDR3 2133(O.C.)/1866/1600/1333/1066 Maximum Memory Supported:32GB Channel Supported:Dual Channel
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Yes, The ASUS needs a standard 24pin ATX power connector and a 4-pin CPU power connector. The Silverstone has an 8-pin cpu power connector that is split into dual 4-pin cpu power connectors, either one will work.
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This should work for the power supply or the data support port have not change. You should be good.
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If you mean the part it connects to then no it doesn't... That would be on the motherboard and if that's busted well idk how you would fix that it even if you could. Better off getting a new motherboard or phone
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I recommend reading your motherboards manual to be sure, but its probably separated by one, but needs to be in the right slots for dual channel. If your motherboard already has some installed just copy it. You should still read the manual though.
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Just to clear something up. yes the video card takes 2 6 pin power connectors, but it comes with an adapter to convert one 4 pin from your power supply (used to power a hard drive or what not) to 6 pin. So with what comes with the video card you only need one 6 pin connector on your mother board, and can actually get by with none if you can find another adapter.
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It may work - I say may because I recently found that some combinations of video cards, motherboards and power supplies apparently do not respond to the way the Add2PSU triggers the second power supply to start up. Also, if you are suggesting using two power cables to power your video card, one from each of two separate power supplies, I have been told this is not a good idea although I have gotten it to work. I would do more research on it if that is your intention.
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Can't find your MoBo, but it runs a 24 pin connector, just make sure your MoBo runs on that and you're good, it runs voltage and frequency runs just about everything as well, don't see a problem
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You should refer to the ASUS website support section for that answer. You will need to know the model and version number for your mobo.
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thats is true IF u dont have USB3 conector on your motherboard... if u have it, then u can use both USB conectors.
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You need to match power supplies to Motherboards since the multi pin connector is on the motherboard.