So i went to put my old system in new TT tsunami case

[twitchee2]

illl look into that

 

[twitchee2]

bump

 

[twitchee2]

is there any way i can test with plugs go where?

 

[GuitarDaddy]

Here is the download page for the P4S533VM, download the manual you will need Adobe reader to view it.
P4S533VM
The pinout you seek is on page 52. I also notice this board has some overclocking options via jumpers on the motherboard

 

[twitchee2]

thank you. i hope that works. i dont have time to open my case and look to see if that waht it looks like.

 

[twitchee2]

bump

 

[Xitar]

I'm assuming you're bumping because the original question was not answered to your satisfaction. Why don't you just pull the wires from both the original plug and the new loose wires (NOTE: Please wrap each wire with a piece of masking tape first and write on the tape what the wire is. It should say on the plug you are removing) by using a pencil tip or something and then swap plug ends making sure the new case wires follow the pinouts all ready pointed out to you in the above posts.

Now your new case has a solid plug and the old case is still usable by some one else, if needed, since everything is labled.

This option does not involve $.

 

[ocho8]

 

[twitchee2]

thanks i might try that. im also going to ask the hardware guy at my dads work he should be able to help.

 

[jread]

Update for my situation:

Bought a new case tonight at Fry's for $20.00 because I was sick of dealing with my stupid Dell case. Even though this new one is a cheap case, it came with all the front panel wires divided up and labeled clearly, so all I had to do was arrange them according to the standard configuration. Everything booted up just fine. Now gotta get an OS so I can get all my drivers installed and start playing World of Warcraft

twitchee, good luck with your problem and I hope it works out for you!