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Hi, I got Thermaltake Soprano case and m2n mx se plus motherboard. I got a problem connecting the power led pin to the motherboard. If I try to connect it then I only have 1 pin for the power button. Is this ok or do I need to have both the power pin in? Here is an image
You can remove the wire from the last slot and move it to the one next to pin1. To do this push down on the metal but on the side and it should slip out.
Otherwise if you have a 2 pin connector from an old case move the wires onto that.
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Re: power led problem
Frys sells an adapter to accomplish this, but it's easier to just follow DIIRE's suggestion.
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