Build Your Own - Step by Step ( i7 2600k)

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by TIKITRADER, Jul 4, 2011.

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  1. Overclocking from your phone now that's impressive!! :)

    Great thread TIKI
     
    #101     Jul 11, 2011
  2. This is a page from the MB user manual for the power connections. Here is the previous image of the atx power connection

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    #102     Jul 11, 2011
  3. This power atx connection is at the top left of the mb. It is also the lower drawing in the previous diagram in the mb user guide. All other connections on the image are labeled for easy id.


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    #103     Jul 11, 2011
  4. These quick connect adapters make life easy. Used to have to slide each one of these small wires on to the pins and it was not easy with little space to work.
    Now each connect goes on to the adapter and the adapter slides on the pins in one step.

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    #104     Jul 11, 2011
  5. Here is the user guide for the q connect of the previous image.


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    #105     Jul 11, 2011
  6. Q connector assembled and ready for the motherboard.

    Everything that is wired to the qconnect are from the front panel as in the USB, headphones, mic, power , reset, and led's.


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    #106     Jul 11, 2011
  7. Installed the q connector to the mb

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    #107     Jul 11, 2011
  8. Connected the hd audio, sata 2, to bottom of mb

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    #108     Jul 11, 2011
  9. User guide connections to previous image

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    #109     Jul 11, 2011
  10. Installed one video card for now. I will get the system running fully before installing the remaining cards.
    These cards need no additional power from the p/s.
    They get powered from the board. The cards are small and give off little heat. This will help also to keep the case quieter as the video card fans are very small. This also frees up more space in the case , again for good airflow due to reduced cables and smaller cards.

    Important: not a thing wrong with larger, better quality video cards.
    The case can still easily be cooled. I just simply chose this way.


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    #110     Jul 11, 2011
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