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April 1st, 2004, 11:02 PM
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testing power on motherboard
trying to figure out which colorcoded wire goes on which pin for an unmarked mainboard... can someone tell me a way of tracing down the pin that powers the motherboard from the casing connection....the wire is hooked to the casing switch.. its a little green and white wire but i dont know which of the pins on the motherboard to connect it to cuz the motherboard isnt marked.....i have an ohmeter is there a way of testing to determin which pin powers the motherboard? thanks in advanced
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April 2nd, 2004, 09:12 AM
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What motherboard? The front panel connections generally set up the same on all boards, at least for power connections, so you can probably look up a diagram for another mobo, if there really are no markings and no online support for yours.
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