front panel audio troubles

shuggans · Jul 16, 2008, 10:06 PM

Hey everyone. I cant get my front panel audio to work right. The case comes with these pins: GND, MIC-IN, MIC-VCC, Spk-R, Spk-L, LIN, RIN. the motherboards pin diagram shows pin1- mic_L, pin2- GND, pin3- MIC_R, pin4- Presence#, pin5- Lineout_R, pin6- MIC_JD, pin7- Front_JD, pin8- None, Pin9- Lineout_L, pin10- Lineout_JD

Ive tried 2 different ways of hookign them up but neither work. Please help! :P

Grimskull · Jul 16, 2008, 10:12 PM

what motherboard is it that you have?? Some might have the option to enable front audio in the BIOS aswell.

shuggans · Jul 16, 2008, 11:03 PM

Its a msi k9n2g neo

Kursah · Jul 17, 2008, 12:23 AM

In some instances you may have to enable the FP Audio feature in BIOS too...I am unfamiliar with that board tho.

Does the MB Manual say anything particular? I haven't used FP Audio in a while, but it should work fairly easily...all of my recent cases had the FP Azelia Audio connection which was one solid connector that worked fine...my dad's rig has one that has seperate pins tho...it can be a pain for sure.

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shuggans Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Central Nebraska Posts: 170 (0.09/day) Thanks: 85 Thanked 7 Times in 6 Posts System Specs	front panel audio troubles Hey everyone. I cant get my front panel audio to work right. The case comes with these pins: GND, MIC-IN, MIC-VCC, Spk-R, Spk-L, LIN, RIN. the motherboards pin diagram shows pin1- mic_L, pin2- GND, pin3- MIC_R, pin4- Presence#, pin5- Lineout_R, pin6- MIC_JD, pin7- Front_JD, pin8- None, Pin9- Lineout_L, pin10- Lineout_JD Ive tried 2 different ways of hookign them up but neither work. Please help! :P

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