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Where does this group of wires go? The one on my hand has the 24-pin to connect the motherboard. The one above it is where I don't know. Can't seem to find the four 4-pin connectors with this casing, and it is nudged somewhere behind the case. Mind you, it was pre-built during the BlizzCon 2010 event when ASUS had their booth, showcasing these PC builds and cases.
OK, so by the looks of it...the non modular cables are 24 pin and there are a further 2x 4+4 ATX
The 24pin is obvious and one of the 4+4 goes to the EATX connector top left
The other 4+4 you don't need....then the other cables for PCIe etc. are modular and mapped out on the PSU which is which... right?
The 24pin is obvious and one of the 4+4 goes to the EATX connector top left
The other 4+4 you don't need....then the other cables for PCIe etc. are modular and mapped out on the PSU which is which... right?
Arne Saknussemm wrote:
OK, so by the looks of it...the non modular cables are 24 pin and there are a further 2x 4+4 ATX
The 24pin is obvious and one of the 4+4 goes to the EATX connector top left
The other 4+4 you don't need....then the other cables for PCIe etc. are modular and mapped out on the PSU which is which... right?
Yes, the group wiring (yellow and black). I did find that 4+4 on the top after unscrewing two NZXT fans. Also the wires happened to be tied up heavy duty style.
Looks like I need to box cut that wire tie, remove that 4+4 pin, maybe unscrew the motherboard to reach in for those PSU wires and hopefully remove them.
Update: Motherboard removed, wires are behind that fan, and now they are reachable. This is truly working backwards, for one PSU replacement...
Now if I want to temporarily remove the hard side of the case, aside from the screws removed, I need visibility, to see what other heavy duty wire ties I need to cut.
This one is the easy case that slides off
This one is the easy case that slides off
Now if I want to temporarily remove the hard side of the case, the outside screws are removed and safe...
I don't really want to use brute force to toy and wiggle it, to find tie-knotted wires, so I can have visibility.
This one is the easy case that slides off
I don't really want to use brute force to toy and wiggle it, to find tie-knotted wires, so I can have visibility.
This one is the easy case that slides off
There. I finally found my answer after removing the harder case side. Now I can get to work...
