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Avanzato Tecnico
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Illinois
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They are solid motherboard and have those great Japanese capacitors on them but I am not sure what Asus was thinking, those motherboard do not have chassis fan connectors on them. I ordered 50 of them and they are all the same. Called Asus the guys had no clue why the boards was made as such. I did send an email to my regional rep regarding it. Very annoying having to convert the small pins to molex and I don't feel like paying for the adapters.
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i hate that board, the worst i have ever dealt with
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Christchurch, New Zealand
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I recently did a build with the vanilla M2N68 and it had a reasonable amount of fan headers. Why they removed these on the AM version doesn't really make sense.
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Join Date: May 2009
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I got some fan headers from an old board, drilled out the Asus board and soldered in the headers.
can now run cha and pwr fans from the motherboard. |
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