Where to Plug in "Speaker" plug for Case

[freestyler105]

It should be in your motherboard manual or case manual.

 

[jashan17]

It should be in your motherboard manual or case manual.

It doesnt say where Speaker plugs in to.
EDIT: This is all it lists, 'Front Panel Headers', 'IEEE 1394a', 'USB Headers', and the 'Front Audio Connectors'

 

[Atomic Rooster]

Look in "Front Panel Headers".

 

[jashan17]

Look in "Front Panel Headers".

Well the Front panel headers pins are all used up. Is there only one?

 

[freestyler105]

I'm guessing that's the case manual? Look in the motherboard manual.

 

[Atomic Rooster]

Are you sure you have all the plugs in the right place?

 

[jashan17]

Are you sure you have all the plugs in the right place?

Yeah, im pretty sure.. I followed the motherboard manual, it said exactly where each plug should go (HD_LED +, - , RESET, PWRSW etc.) and the whole set of pins are used up, obviously the one pin is free but its Empty.

 

[Atomic Rooster]

It should state in the same section where the speaker connector goes. But then, it may have an onboard speaker. In that case you wouldn't need the case speaker.

 

[jashan17]

It should state in the same section where the speaker connector goes. But then, it may have an onboard speaker. In that case you wouldn't need the case speaker.

So the case speaker is just that beeping noise? i guess i dont need to use it then. Time to install XP! im getting a cpu temp of 44 degrees celsius with an aftermarket cooler when the computer is idle. Does that sound good?

 

[Atomic Rooster]

That's a bit on the high side, but from what I gather, the Intels do run a bit hot.