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Problems installing PC Case?

I have an upgraded Emachines computer and I bought this PC Case





http://www.overstock.com/Electronics/Boa鈥?/a>








There is a lot of wiring. I got all of the components and fans hooked up, but for the front display there are:





(2) Single pin plugs for Display Light


(4) Double pin plugs; 1 for Reset, 1 for Power Switch, 2 for Hard Drive LED





How do I know where these are supposed to go on the mother board. The pins where they are supposed to go are indicated by numbers, not by abbreviated words? Also do the Double Pin plugs go up and down or parallel if you are looking at the board?Problems installing PC Case?
That information is in your motherboards manual. Determine the brand %26amp; model of your motherboard. Then update here or search the manufacturers support website.Problems installing PC Case?
The easiest way would be to find a manual for the motherboard. Since the board is OEM that might not be possible. Does the original case have 1 plug with all the wires? If so trace them to where they go.
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BTX Formfactor PC Case?

I'm looking for a new case for my Dell Inspiron 530. After contacting Dell, they told me that my motherboard was a BTX. I have looked at a few pictures of BTX motherboards and they don't seem to be the same format as mine.





My motherboard is a Foxconn G33MO2:


http://xps-700.com/dell/img/121117022400鈥?/a>





The power supply is at the top of the case, below that is the back panel inputs and a fan, and at the bottom is the expansion slots.





Most BTX motherboards I have seen look like this:


http://img.tomshardware.com/us/2005/12/0鈥?/a>





As you can see both seem totally different... In the second one, the expansion slots are at the top, RAM slots at the bottom, and the processor on the opposite side to the back panel input...





Could you please tell me which is BTX, and what the form factor of the first motherboard (Foxconn) is.








Thanks for your help,





Harry.BTX Formfactor PC Case?
Your formfactor is MATX, or MicroATX, so any ATX or MicroATX case should fit it. Which is 98% of cases out there. BTX is a proprietary Intel formfactor.BTX Formfactor PC Case?
No problem =) Glad your comp is up and running.

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Can this PC case+power supply support this mobo?

Can this case at:


http://www.newegg.com/Product/ShowImage.aspx?CurImage=11-147-128-S08%26amp;ISList=11-147-128-S01%2c11-147-128-S02%2c11-147-128-S03%2c11-147-128-S04%2c11-147-128-S05%2c11-147-128-S06%2c11-147-128-S07%2c11-147-128-S08%2c11-147-128-S09%2c11-147-128-S10%2c11-147-128-S11%2c11-147-128-S12%26amp;S7ImageFlag=1%26amp;Item=N82E16811147128%26amp;Depa=0%26amp;WaterMark=1%26amp;Description=Rosewill%20R512%20BK%20%20Black%20Computer%20Case%20-%20Retail





Support my ASUS M3N78-VM mobo? I also have a Radeon 4850 and 1gb DDR2x2 Also....can a certain computer setup take a max of wattage and it explodes or something xD or can i have some extra wattage just in case im going to upgrade my video cardCan this PC case+power supply support this mobo?
Yes, that motherboard will fit in that case. The power supply that comes with the case is junk. 400W and MAYBE 25A on the combined 12V rails.


http://www.eggxpert.com/forums/thread/32鈥?/a>





Power Requirements for HD 4850


System Requirements


PCI Express based PC is required with one X16 lane graphics slot available on the motherboard


450 Watt or greater power supply with 75 Watt 6-pin PCI Express power connector recommended (550 Watt and two 6-pin connectors for ATI CrossFireX technology in dual mode)


Certified power supplies are recommended. Refer to http://ati.amd.com/certifiedPSUfor a list of Certified products


1GB of system memory


Installation software requires CD-ROM drive


DVD playback requires DVD drive


Blu-ray / HD DVD playback requires Blu-ray / HD DVD drive


Power Connector 6 Pin


The card alone draws 110W.


http://www.upgraderguides.com/hwdb.php?t鈥?/a>


Here's what you need.


http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as鈥?/a>Can this PC case+power supply support this mobo?
yes that case can support with that motherboard you have there. on the case you look at the motherboard compatibily which is Micro ATX, and the board you look at the form factor which is Micro ATX which you have.





400 watts can be ok if you just have a few devices. next time you need to post the specification of the case not just the image of the case.

Any advice on what PC case i should get?

I have Intel Skulltrail Platform OC'ed @ 4.9GHz w/ 4GB PC2-9600 and 2x 4870 X2 2GB OCAny advice on what PC case i should get?
Why don't you just smelt one out of that vault full of gold bars you're sitting on?Any advice on what PC case i should get?
I love any case by Cooler Master. Very roomy and very pleasant to work with.
i like antec...


http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as鈥?/a>





if you want the biggest case:


http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as鈥?/a>





biggest consumer case available





dont know anything about water cooling =/





and the case with the biggest consumer fan..


http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as鈥?/a>





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This Cooler Master has plenty of fan mounts to keep it cool and is made of aluminium. Be aware that it will dent easily.





http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as鈥?/a>





This is the case I have. I took out the cone in the side panel and replaced it with a 80mm fan. I don't believe in spending a lot of $$ for a case, I'll spend my money on guts.





http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as鈥?/a>





Here's some info on liquid cooling.





http://compreviews.about.com/od/cpus/a/L鈥?/a>

Connecting my PC Case to my Mobo.?

So here's the deal: I bought an open box mobo not knowing that ';open box'; meant I wouldn't get anything except the mobo- not even the user guide. So I cant figure out where to plug my case's 1 pin power button into the mobo! Can anyone help me out or find a pic of where I shud plug them in?





Mobo: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as鈥?/a>





Case: http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=鈥?/a>





Thanks a lot.Connecting my PC Case to my Mobo.?
Your ASUS motherboard has something called an ASUS Q-Connector:


http://images.google.com.au/images?q=q%2鈥?/a>





this is how you connect the power, reset and LED cables onto the Q-Connector module:


http://common.ziffdavisinternet.com/util鈥?/a>





Then plug the module (along with the attached cables) into your motherboard:


http://www.hartware.de/media/reviews/607鈥?/a>





You can download the Manual here:





http://support.asus.com/download/downloa鈥?/a>Connecting my PC Case to my Mobo.?
http://support.asus.com/download/download.aspx?SLanguage=en-us%26amp;model=P5N-D

Cheap PC Case (Australia)?

I'm building a new PC. I'm on a tight budget ($AU 900 max.), so I want to buy an inexpensive case, preferably ranging $70 - $150. Oh, and it's supposed to be ATX-size!





I've already seen the:


- iCute ($85+, with 450W PSU - least likely candidate)


- NZXT Alpha Black ($89+) and Tempest Black ($140+) (both look great - top candidate)


- Antec Sonata III (but is $200 - on the upside, comes with 500W PSU, on the downside, it has a door covering the DVD drive...).





Just wondering about any other better, quieter, possibly cheaper, cases than the ones mentioned above. I've heard of CoolerMaster, other Antec, WideTech, FoxConn - but I don't have the time to resaech all these cases...





Oh, and it has to at least look good. I'm sick of looking at my old, bland, generic PC case, and I want something exciting!





ANY SUGGESTIONS?Cheap PC Case (Australia)?
For your budget i recommend the Coolermaster CM690 Best Cheapie Case and has alot of room and great airflow.


Heres a link: http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main鈥?/a>Cheap PC Case (Australia)?
http://thermaltake.com.au/Products/Chass鈥?/a>


You can get these from


http://www.umart.com.au/newindex2.phtml?鈥?/a>


for $116


I paired mine with a 430w True Power Thermaltake PSU @ $40 ... but you can buy pretty good generic 500w PSU from Umart for $28