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- Q: HiMotherboard: Asus P5KCCase: NZXT Alpha My problem is the PWR LED connector, as the connector wire from the case is ( .l.l.), however the Mobo slot for it is (.ll.), with a blank in the middle. how would i make it fit and can i just leave it out?
- Ok, I have had this before, here is what you do You get a pair of needle nose pliers and you CAREFULLY break that connector into two pieces (two black plastic pieces). If you have two needle nose pliars, you can hold on to half of the black plastic connector while you snap the other half off with the second pair. I have had to do this a couple of times in building computers, no big deal. Just be careful to snap it IN HALFits not that difficult IF you are careful about it. The two connectors can then be put into their rightful pins. Just make sure you have the + and the - on the right pins.
- Q: i wanna know if a 4gb ipod connector transfer songs to a 8bg ipod toch
- All iPod's with dock connectors (IE: any released since the third generation) use the same cable. The only scenario where a cable might not work is if you try and use an iPod cable on an iPhone. My old iPod cable produces an error message when I connect it - and says that it isn't designed to be used with the iPhone. Other than that - you should be fine.
- Q: Hi I have a Asus P5vd2-MX SE motherboard with a 24 pin connector. I bought a new power supply but I noticed it has a 20 pin connector. Can I connect it or do I need an adapter? Thanks
- You need the 24 pin so you do need to buy an adaptor
- Q: I have a 120mm computer fan which doesn't have a regular fan header instead it takes in a 4 pin power connector directly from the power supply. How can I convert a 4 pin power connector into a regular 3 pin fan header. I have extra parts from broken fans and extra 4 pin power connectors so I can easily solder some stuff up, or if a adapter exists what is it called?
- Well, if you want to do it manually, all you really need is the hot and the ground wire. The third wire is used as the fan controller. So if you have some extra wire there as you said and some connectors already, all you need is an electornic soldering iron and some solder and little bit of electrical tape. -----------------Red Wire (+) HOT -----------------Yellow Wire - Fan controller -----------------Black Wire (-) Ground Make sure you check your motherboard manual for the cpu fan connector + and - terminals. So long as you have the plus and minus terminals correct, then the fan controller wire is a no-brainer. Or, if you wish, you can just leave the yellow fan controller wire out and let the fan run at maximum speed all the time. If you have a good case fan with dual ball bearings, you need not worry about wearing the ball bearings out fast and getting a lot of racket or noise coming from the fan moving at maybe 4500 RPM. You could also get a molex connector from an old power supply and pull one of the wires out, there is are two blacks, a yellow and a red. All you really need is one black, one yellow and one red. If you know how to solder the rest is easy. Just get the plus and minus terminals correct.
- Q: Iam not that good at computers xD, as i want to buy amd r9 280x gpu and yeah, will this power supply be enough??
- Yes it will be enough. Trust Corsair products.
- Q: I have a 95 camaro. It is obd1 but it has a 16 pin connector. I tried the paper clip thin on spots 5 and 6 but it didnt flash any codes? can anyone help me?
- 94 and 95 cars that are equipped with the 16 pin OBD2 style connector have built in +12v power coming off of pin 16 and ground coming off of pin 5. The 8192 baud serial data comes off of pin 9 in these connectors. but most likely you'll have to take it to like autozone or your mechanic to have it read
- Q: Hello. I have XP SP3 installed just to let you all know. I am trying to get my Nintendo Wii to receive an internet signal via my Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector. Here's the thing. I have set my firewall setting to allow access from every Nintendo related thing installed on my PC, but it STILL will not let the USB connect to the Wii, to get a signal. When I turn off the firewall, the Wii will receive the signal no problem. I've never had a problem like this before. When I first installed the USB, it worked perfectly! Don't tell me to reinstall the software, tried like 10 times! Anybody know what's going on? Thx for serious answers!
- It's because the Nintendo Wi-Fi Connector cannot get through the firewall even if you have allowed your computer to let it through. The connector will only work if the firewall is turned fully off. This happened to mine and it would only work when the firewall was off. But, it shouldn't be a problem to your PC if you just keep the firewall off only while you are playing on-line. When you are not playing on-line, just turn the firewall back on.
- Q: I have never had to change out any of my circuit breakers yet, but I bought some, to have on hand just in case.My Breaker box is a Square D, so I got that kind of breakers.I noticed when I got home that the 40A breaker had two silver and two brass connectors on the bottom.But the 30A had two silver connectors and only one brass connector.Is this the way they are suppose to be? Or did I get some that are missing a connector?
- Mine doesn't have but one connection point on each breaker, 220 has a connection on each of the double pole breakers,but maybe i missed something there.
- Q: I have a dynex PC monitor extension cable and a friend of mine is looking for an extension cable that would connect to a video card, but i am not sure if it will.this friend doesn't live in town - so i can't just check it easily.suggestions? comments? ideas?
- The db15 extension cable should have a female connector on one end (with holes instead of pinsthe end of the cable connected to the monitor attaches to that end) and a male end on the other (with pins in the connectorthat end connects to the video adapter on the computer).
- Q: Do all SATA devices-- like hard drives, disc drives, need an extra SATA power connector, or can they draw power from the SATA cable, so there is no need for an extra cable?
- All SATA devices need power connections. The SATA cable brings no or little power to power the device. You need power from the power supply. If your SATA device doesn't need additional power then it wouldn't have come with the power connector port.
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