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I have an ASUS Prime H270 M Plus and I'm facing some problems.

I have an ASUS Prime H270 M Plus and I'm facing some problems.

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Gbop10
Member
198
03-21-2020, 05:09 AM
#1
I’m having trouble locating the HD audio cable for the motherboard. Since there are no Molex connectors available, I’m unsure how to connect the fans. I also have a Thermaltake Smart RBG 600W power supply.
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Gbop10
03-21-2020, 05:09 AM #1

I’m having trouble locating the HD audio cable for the motherboard. Since there are no Molex connectors available, I’m unsure how to connect the fans. I also have a Thermaltake Smart RBG 600W power supply.

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valve_
Member
68
03-23-2020, 08:47 PM
#2
HD audio resembles the appearance of standard headphone jacks. It also features an FP audio pinout that the case can accommodate. Molex connectors will be connected from the power supply. Fan connectors are marked on the board with four pins—one at the bottom left of the CPU socket, two above it, and one on the right edge. These labels appear on the PCB as CPU_FAN, CHASSIS_FAN, etc. If unsure, consult the motherboard manual for further details. GL!
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valve_
03-23-2020, 08:47 PM #2

HD audio resembles the appearance of standard headphone jacks. It also features an FP audio pinout that the case can accommodate. Molex connectors will be connected from the power supply. Fan connectors are marked on the board with four pins—one at the bottom left of the CPU socket, two above it, and one on the right edge. These labels appear on the PCB as CPU_FAN, CHASSIS_FAN, etc. If unsure, consult the motherboard manual for further details. GL!

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Eagle_Red
Junior Member
14
04-08-2020, 02:58 AM
#3
Check the bottom left corner of the motherboard for pins marked AAFP. This is where the HD Audio front panel cable connects. Molex fans must be connected directly to the power supply; otherwise, you'll need to install your own replacement fans if they fit the 4-pin headers on the board.
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Eagle_Red
04-08-2020, 02:58 AM #3

Check the bottom left corner of the motherboard for pins marked AAFP. This is where the HD Audio front panel cable connects. Molex fans must be connected directly to the power supply; otherwise, you'll need to install your own replacement fans if they fit the 4-pin headers on the board.

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gurfin321
Junior Member
44
04-09-2020, 11:30 PM
#4
I'm aware of the extensive resources I gathered before joining this group. It's impressive how much I saved by skipping those manuals and screenshots. :..
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gurfin321
04-09-2020, 11:30 PM #4

I'm aware of the extensive resources I gathered before joining this group. It's impressive how much I saved by skipping those manuals and screenshots. :..

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bluemaxx06
Member
195
04-11-2020, 11:03 AM
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I didn't keep track of how many files I downloaded in the past six years, but now you've sparked my interest. I realize the archive would be worthless, as it's rare to see the same motherboard mentioned repeatedly. Everyone uses different things. It could still be a fun personal project.
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bluemaxx06
04-11-2020, 11:03 AM #5

I didn't keep track of how many files I downloaded in the past six years, but now you've sparked my interest. I realize the archive would be worthless, as it's rare to see the same motherboard mentioned repeatedly. Everyone uses different things. It could still be a fun personal project.

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Freakiiianyx3
Senior Member
694
04-16-2020, 05:15 AM
#6
Hello, thank you for reaching out. Your motherboard may differ slightly, but it should still be useful!
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Freakiiianyx3
04-16-2020, 05:15 AM #6

Hello, thank you for reaching out. Your motherboard may differ slightly, but it should still be useful!

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gamer2hokv
Member
198
05-06-2020, 02:46 PM
#7
This board typically appears in a common spot on most motherboards, excluding specialized designs. You can usually tell it by the distinctive header layout: XXX X XXXXX. Unless you're checking for external connections, look for the green circle on the back.
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gamer2hokv
05-06-2020, 02:46 PM #7

This board typically appears in a common spot on most motherboards, excluding specialized designs. You can usually tell it by the distinctive header layout: XXX X XXXXX. Unless you're checking for external connections, look for the green circle on the back.