Tiny cable help

[Drunkenvalley]

Edit: Solved!
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Relevant parts:
Ace Ecco 420 (Black)
ASUS P8P67

So I've got a new computer. Specifically the case arrived today, so now I can finally assemble it in its real home.
Everything's fine and all, but we've got two cables for the case's front. Or rather the USB and audio-inputs existing there.

We're struggling to find a match on the motherboard.
Do anyone know how to fix it? :<

I can't really explain the cables well, nor can I attach a photo.
The mobo's immediately obvious connections looks like this:
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...while the cables we're looking at look like:
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..so... anyone know how to proceed? >.<

[InfernalKatana]

Not all motherboards have inputs for case USB/audio inputs

[Deleted]

You need to attach the photo srsly...

[Dashield28]

It could be your FRONT PANNEL AUDIO (#18 in your Manual in section 1.3.1 for the ASUS p8p67 MOBO Rev 3 board)

Located near the bottom left of the board. just under the PCI #3 socket

[Wasbeer]

If the jumpers dont match your quite likely trying to connect them in the wrong place, google your motherboard; looking for detailed technical manuals, ASUS surely has them on their website. The manual should have a detailed layout of your motherboard labeling all the jumper connections including USB/HDAUDIO.

[Zyzzyx]

Look at the bottom corner by the USB jumpers. It might be right there.

[Asmekiel]

If it's the front panel audio, you need the AAFP connector.

[Drunkenvalley]

If it's the front panel audio, you need the AAFP connector.

Yeah, front panel audio. ...but what's an AAFP connector? e.e

EDIT: I'd located the connector shortly after my first post. However, there was only one. That kinda confused me. My mobo's manual suggests I only need to input one of the two however, so... eh. Give it a bash. Nothing'll explode, right?

[Thornal]

In my experience, Asus mobo connectors are labelled. Audio is far bottom left, underneath the PCI slots. USB is by the other front-panel connectors, i.e. power/hard drive lights, etc.


However, on the specific motherboard you listed, it oughta be right by the back-panel, right behind the audio 3.5mm inputs.

[Asmekiel]

Yeah, front panel audio. ...but what's an AAFP connector? e.e

EDIT: I'd located the connector shortly after my first post. However, there was only one. That kinda confused me. My mobo's manual suggests I only need to input one of the two however, so... eh. Give it a bash. Nothing'll explode, right?

Jumper/Connector w/e :P
The one with the AAFP label next to it, indeed at the lower left corner.

The worst thing that could happen is that you have the wrong cable connected.

[Drunkenvalley]

Right. Computer's up and running smoothly. Well, at least it didn't explode. And it's running the same... rate, regardless of what I'm doing. o_o I think that's a good thing.

[grymgroeth]

The worst thing that could happen is that you have the wrong cable connected.

Not really an option with case cable blocks, they simply won't connect to the wrong jumper blocks on the mobo. Now, it is possible to crosswire the power and pc speaker jumper block if you're not paying attention since that's not a bulk cable block like the USB and panel audio.

[Nevantus]

Relevant parts:
Ace Ecco 420 (Black)
ASUS P8P67

So I've got a new computer. Specifically the case arrived today, so now I can finally assemble it in its real home.
Everything's fine and all, but we've got two cables for the case's front. Or rather the USB and audio-inputs existing there.

We're struggling to find a match on the motherboard.
Do anyone know how to fix it? :<

I can't really explain the cables well, nor can I attach a photo.
The mobo's immediately obvious connections looks like this:
ooooo
oooo_

...while the cables we're looking at look like:
ooooo
ooo_o

..so... anyone know how to proceed? >.<

I would double check you MB manual, ASUS is really good at telling you all your pin outs.