Front Panel Connection Adapter for Asus

Geo

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Hi all, i have lost touch with Asus mobo but i remember they used to come with an adapters where you could connect all front panel cables from your mobo to ti and then plug it onto the mobo. Does Asus still ship with it nowadays.

I asked because i am going to build an ITX systems and I foresee challenges with the the front panel connection and having and adapter will definitely help.
 

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my b85 vanguard has the adapter, but follow manual can liao. if wrong side just switch places, nothing will happen
 

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my b85 vanguard has the adapter, but follow manual can liao. if wrong side just switch places, nothing will happen

Thanks, I know i can follow the manual but i have thick fingers so I'd prefer to have the adapters. Guess I will stick to Asus mobo then.
 

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The idea of someone choosing ASUS because of the Q-Connector is :s22:

You still have to plug the individual front panel connectors on to it before plugging it on to the board.
 

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The idea of someone choosing ASUS because of the Q-Connector is :s22:.....

The Q-Connector is just one of the feature of Asus motherboard and should not be the pulling factor to buy it.
 

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The q connector can be gotten frm ebay, suited for asus de if u find. Unless u dun accept oem.
 
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