help connecting cables pls


  1. Posts : 633
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       #1

    help connecting cables pls


    hi

    my case is an old HAF 922 i think

    motherboard - msi gaming 5


    id like a bit of guidance in connecting cables pls

    i have connected the ssd into the bottom port on the motherboard and cd drive into the female sata port above it

    and its plugged into the lowest number >> SATA1_2

    is this correct pls?






    there is a sata cable coming from the top front of the case, im not sure what this is for

    im thinking to connect this into SATA3_4 .. into the bottom port

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  2. Posts : 633
    Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
    Thread Starter
       #2

    im not sure where to connect these 2 cables

    they plug somewhere at the bottom of the motherboard along the audio ports

    the ac 97 might be analog so wont plug that

    but the hd audio not sure where that plugs in the motherboard

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  3. Posts : 8,135
    Windows 10 64 bit
       #3

    Usually, the SATA ports start with 0, not 1. Is there a "Port 0"? Check the motherboard documentation. Plug the SSD drive into the SATA 0 port if you have one otherwise plug the SSD into Port 1.

    There is an "eSata" port on the case. The SATA cable you have needs to be connected to the eSATA port if there is one on the motherboard.

    You should use the "HD Audio" connection for the front panel audio (headphone and mic). The HD is for modern motherboards and systems and provides some jack sensing that the old AC97 does not have. Usually the audio connection is in the lower left of the motherboard. Your motherboard documentation will show where its at, but looking at the picture of the motherboard that appears to be on the lower left of the motherboard.

    Along with the other front panel connections (power switch, light, etc) you should also have a USB 2.0 connection that connects to a USB 2.0 header (jack) on the motherboard. It is most likely on the lower edge of the motherboard.
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