Which connecting cord for the 9 pin female USB 3.0 to the 20 pin male motherboard? Will cables with an 8 male connection to the 9 pin female
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I'm not sure I understand your question. I can tell you that my motherboard has all the correct connections for this device. You need two(2) male SATA connections, one(1) male eight(8) pin USB connection, one(1) PCI-E 1x slot, and one(1) female four(4) pin molex connection.
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There is no nine pin USB 3.0 connection, the nine pin connection is for USB 2.0 and it drives the memory card reader. The USB 3.0 ports on this device are powered though it's own USB 3.0 controller, that you connect to a PCI-e slot on your motherboard.
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The USB3 connects to a PCIe slot. The card reader connects to the motherboard USB2 pins.
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This card reader employs a PCI-express card to provide USB 3.0--you cannot hook it up via a 20 pin header on your motherboard. It does require 2 USB 2.0 headers, and at least 1 SATA header. As for this other connection being compatible, I would have to refer you to your motherboard and device recommendations--Improperly coupling devices to your motherboard could irreparably damage both.
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The 20 pin connector near EIDE hard-drive connectors. This is the connector the the power supply connector to the board.
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straight to mother board port I actually have mine plugged into 3.0 port on the mother board with usb cable
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I purchased one and the connector has 20-pins. Look at the photo. How could two equal rows of 10-pins be an odd number?
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Yep that is exactly why I bought it. Case has a 3.0 connector (wider one pictured) but my board has a 2.0 header (smaller one).
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It's the USB 3.0 plug. It should be an inch long black chord with 2 wires connecting straight to those USB ports.
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They come attached with the fan 3 pin however any 3 pin connectors will work fine on a 4 pin connection on the motherboard. Also depends on where on the board you are installing the fan and may require a cable extension.
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Hi Ken, mine came with a black braided power connector. 1) Match-up the white end of the cable to the white slot at the end of the unit; 2) Connect the 4-pin molex end of the same braided cable to a molex connector from your PSU [power supply]; 3) Now connect the braided USB 2.0 cable to the device and your motherboard. Power up your system and you're good to go...you can also daisy chain them...I'd be lost without the 2 I have.Hope this helped.~Programming Kat
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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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the extra cable end is for USB 2.0. Note the USB 3.0 cable end is blue, the 2.0 is white.
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The one I received does not come with the cables that were in the description, and certainly not with all the cables I needed. I had to go to EBay (Seasonic and their 'authorised distributors' were useless) to locate additional cables.The one I got included:1 24-pin ATX system board connection1 8-pin or 4-pin CPU connector4 PCIe 8-pin or 6-pin connectors5 peripheral 4-pin Molex connectors10 SATA connectors1 floppy power adapter (which consumes one of the peripheral 4-pin Molex connectors)
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This case includes a USB3.0 20-pin female connector. This requires that your motherboard contains a 20-pin USB3.0 internal male header. This will allow you to use the 2 ports on the top of the case. Otherwise you will need to go ahead and obtain an adapter that will convert those USB3.0 to USB2.0 and connect them to a USB2.0 port on your motherboard.
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No. My computer case had exactly the same setup. I connected the one 3.0 connection to this cable and connected the cable to a USB 2.0 header on the motherboard. Both front USB ports work fine.
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There is a couple USB cables that need to plug into your motherboard. They are labeled USB. One is for the LED control and the other is for the USB... Actually now looking into my PC I see that there is a larger black cord stamped with USB 3.0 that plugs right below my eatxpwr. I can follow the cord to the top of the tower so I'm sure that it is the one you will need. Your mother board will have to have a USB 3 connector for it to work. Hope this helps. You gonna love this tower!
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You need to match power supplies to Motherboards since the multi pin connector is on the motherboard.
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If the "bar" running the width of the connector is blue, it's USB 3.0. No blue, USB 2
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Mine didn't come with one either. So, I can't say for certain. However, if it IS a usb connection then it's probably just a standard internal cable that connects to a header on the mobo. Hope this helps.