What type and how many motherboard ports are required for this? Also how does the temperature reader work?
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You will need Qty 2 USB ports, an audio port, a 1394 com port,( if you need it), A four pin connector from your power supply. Also, you can plug the esata connector into a sata port if you do not have esata port. I hope this helps.
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(Going from memory) You'll need a USB 2.0 header for the USB ports, another USB header for the memory card reader portion, an audio header for the audio jacks, a 1394 header for the firewire, and a SATA port for the eSATA portion. All the cables are included. There are also molex power connectors for driving fans and an input one for powering the box, if I remember correctly.The temperature sensor is a small probe on a wire; from what I can tell, it seems fairly accurate, but it's only going to be useful for reading the general temperature inside your case, or perhaps on a heatsink if you rest it in the aluminum fins. (Going from memory) You'll need a USB 2.0 header for the USB ports, another USB header for the memory card reader portion, an audio header for the audio jacks, a 1394 header for the firewire, and a SATA port for the eSATA portion. All the cables are included. There are also molex power connectors for driving fans and an input one for powering the box, if I remember correctly.The temperature sensor is a small probe on a wire; from what I can tell, it seems fairly accurate, but it's only going to be useful for reading the general temperature inside your case, or perhaps on a... » Read More (Going from memory) You'll need a USB 2.0 header for the USB ports, another USB header for the memory card reader portion, an audio header for the audio jacks, a 1394 header for the firewire, and a SATA port for the eSATA portion. All the cables are included. There are also molex power connectors for driving fans and an input one for powering the box, if I remember correctly.The temperature sensor is a small probe on a wire; from what I can tell, it seems fairly accurate, but it's only going to be useful for reading the general temperature inside your case, or perhaps on a heatsink if you rest it in the aluminum fins. « Show Less
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I don't remember exactly, but it needs at least a couple USB headers and SATA ports for the connections on the front. Their is a temperature sensor on the end of a wire that you can place in the computer wherever you like. Unfortunately it doesn't pull temp info from your mobo.
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The temperature reader is simply a probe at the end of a wire and the temp of the inside of the case is displayed on the LCD screen. There are 2 USB connectors so if your motherboard's USB inputs are already populated by the front panel inputs you'll have to make a choice. I am using only the fan controllers and the primary USB header. I wanted to use the audio header but it doesn't work so I had to resort to the cases audio ports and the soundcard inputs for headphone use. Very disappointed in this piece and I would recommend a front panel reader from a more well known company.
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Two fan power plugs to control the fans; two SATA plugs; two USB 2.0 plugs; one 1396 plug; one audio plug; and one molex plug. The temperature reader is a simple sensor on two wires that you simply set wherever you want. It's function over form.
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You need 2 usb2.0, 1 firewire 1394, 1 AC97 audio port (compatible but won't have all the functions with a HD Audio port), 2 sata/esata, and a 4 pin molex connector. You can stick the temperature probe on with included double-stick tape; it's recommended to put on on the CPU.
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First, you should be very careful that the computer you are attaching this to has a particular motherboard. If not, nothing will work. If so, then maybe the specification they gave you will work. I did not find out until after I purchased. I was solving a problem for a customer that grew into a bigger problem because of this unit. They sent my money back. This product needs to be pulled from amazon completely.
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http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-1780428/thermaltake-frio-work-haswell-based-motherboards-lga1150.html
860578
I believe a four pin molex. You have to plug it in from the wire coming out of the power supply. You don't need a motherboard and the pci slot switch goes in the back to turn them on and off. Hope this helps
1584546
None and cables aren't the longest. Can't really run behind atx motherboards.
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the SATA port is required to plug into a empty mother board SATA plug for this card to work and come's with a burned disk with just a random 3.0 controller's this card is vary cheap ive been building custom PC's for about 12-14 years and i coundent even get it to work with esata or USB 3.0 i recommend this kind of setup with your rig but not this Generic Combo spend the money to buy a better one that runs out of the PCI express 1X its plenty fast so there's no reason to loss a mother board sata when your trying to expand your PC i Have 8 sata's and Esata im using all of them for my gaming rig & media server so i wasn't able to use this card the SATA port is required to plug into a empty mother board SATA plug for this card to work and come's with a burned disk with just a random 3.0 controller's this card is vary cheap ive been building custom PC's for about 12-14 years and i coundent even get it to work with esata or USB 3.0 i recommend this kind of setup with your rig but not this Generic Combo spend the money to buy a better one that runs out of the PCI express 1X its plenty fast so there's no reason to loss a mother board sata when your trying to expand your PC i Have 8 sata's and Esata im using all of them for my gaming... » Read More the SATA port is required to plug into a empty mother board SATA plug for this card to work and come's with a burned disk with just a random 3.0 controller's this card is vary cheap ive been building custom PC's for about 12-14 years and i coundent even get it to work with esata or USB 3.0 i recommend this kind of setup with your rig but not this Generic Combo spend the money to buy a better one that runs out of the PCI express 1X its plenty fast so there's no reason to loss a mother board sata when your trying to expand your PC i Have 8 sata's and Esata im using all of them for my gaming rig & media server so i wasn't able to use this card « Show Less
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Just google it man dont waste your time. Just google pc analyzer motherboard codes
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NOTICE: - Please make sure your motherboard equipped with on-board USB 3.0 socket before purchasing. - CPU Cooler: Not Higher than 150mm - Display Card: Not Longer than 280mm
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One usb connector is 2.0 and attaches to any mobo header. The other is a 3.0 with a different connector which only means you must use a motherboard with a 3.0 connector or do what I did on a custom build yesterday and that was to use a 3.0 add-on card connection to a PCI-E slot.
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dont remember i striped everything from it and upgraded everting that was in it so i really dont remember what ports where on the AMD motherboard
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It is a 4 pin. It will work on a 3 pin connector, but it will be a single speed (the 4th pin is the PWM/speed control pin). Make sure you're aware that its max TDP cooling capacity is 65 watts). I was using this cooler on a 65w court, and it would not keep it cool enough for me in an ITX build....I changed it out for a stock cooler....a bit more noise, but the cpu now stays in the upper 30c, where as with this cooler temps were always in the high 50s.
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Yes, I have this board, but with an AMD 8-core CPU. I had problems getting it to read due to the complex BIOS of the board. Make sure the last 4 digits of your motherboard serial number matches your BIOS version. The final fix for getting it to read was removing the CPU and CMOS battery for a minimum 5 minutes (as directed by ASUS) and then after the systems boots, adjust the BIOS clocking from 1600MHZ to 1866MHZ.
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A motherboard, the back plate, two SATA 3.0 cables, and the manuals.The power input is 24 pin. A 500 watt power supply would serve just fine.
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Two USB3 rear and one internal(the internal port is up to two USB3 ports).Details here: http://www.asrock.com/mb/Intel/Z75%20Pro3/?cat=Specifications
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This card reader connects to the usb 2.0 header on your motherboard, which powers all the card slots. Just make sure you have an open header on your board.
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There are two USB 2.0 and one USB 3.0. Also, that USB 3.0 goes thru thru the case and out the back of your case to connect to the rear panel of your motherboard
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Do you know what model motherboard? And what other peripherals are installed? Also what size case it is going in?