Connecting the: Front-Audio-Panel-Header


  1. mac1234
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    Windows 7 Pro x64
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    Connecting the: Front-Audio-Panel-Header


    Re: Connecting the: Front-Audio-Panel-Header

    My MotherBoard: Gigabit (GA-Z87-HD3 / rev: 1)
    My PC Desktop case is: Antec Sonata III 500 case.
    and its the version that has only these 4 connectors on its front, ie:
    eg: 2 x usb + 1 x mic & 1 x line-in.

    The case's Front-Audio-Panel-Header has an 10-pin plug labelled HDA (9pin plus one blocked)
    The MoBo has a similar socket (F_Audio) which the MoBo-book & Antec-book says should be used for HDA.

    However, the case-plug pin-diagram terminology,
    doesn't seem to exactly match the terminology for the MoBo socket
    (see the 2 tables in the attachment)

    I would appreciate your advice:
    So would you please translate the meaning of these terminologies.
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  3. fireberd
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    Windows 10 64 bit
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    Looks compatible to me. The terminology is different for some but they both mean the same thing.

    I've built a lot of desktop PC systems and never really looked at the exact connector terminology. If it had HD Audio marked on the connector and it had a matching audio connection on the motherboard I hooked them up and they always worked.
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  4. Layback Bear
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    Windows 10 Pro. 64/ version 1709 Windows 7 Pro/64
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    fireberd said:
    Looks compatible to me. The terminology is different for some but they both mean the same thing.

    I've built a lot of desktop PC systems and never really looked at the exact connector terminology. If it had HD Audio marked on the connector and it had a matching audio connection on the motherboard I hooked them up and they always worked.

    I do the same and have had no problems.

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