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PsyX
CPU: AMD XP 2500+
MB: ABIT NF7-SL
RAM: 512MB DDR 2700

Everything working 100%. NOT selling seperately.
R1500
Preferrably PTA area.
RustPuppet
Who will handle shipping costs?
Reason for selling?
Age of products?
Brand of RAM?
PsyX
Reason for Selling = Upgrading
Everything about a year old.
Samsung RAM.

No handeling of shipping costs, as I'm looking for someone from the PTA/ JHB area first.
Mandarb
Is this still available?

Anyway, you got PM.
Mandarb
Thanks a lot PsyX. It works great. I just have one question. Did you have any problems with the back audio connectors?
PsyX
I only ever used the SPDIF connector with my Creative DTT2500 speakers. Never the plain ones. is there a prob?
Mandarb
It is just that when I plug in my speakers at the back nothing comes out. My case has front speaker plugs that I connected to the mb header, and they work. I just wanted to know if you had such problems. I'll go plug out the front plugs and see if it makes a difference. Thanks
hOOliGan
That's likely to be the problem. Some motherboards can detect whether the front audio connectors are in use or not but most don't.
- f l y t e k -
often there is a set of jumpers to set which ports the audio comes out. read the manual smile.gif
Mandarb
I did read it, didn't see anything mentioning that though. But I'll go check again and play around a bit tonight.
Thanks flytek and h00liGan
Fishfly
I've noticed in the abit mobo's if you connect the front audio connectors the back ones tend to get disabled...
Mandarb
So do you know how to get both to work Fishfly?
Mandarb
OK, so I got the rear jack working. On the header where you plug in the front cables you must insert two jumpers on the front left and front right pins. I marked it on the attached picture. But the problem is that, as far as I can see, without those pins the front header wont work.

So am I stuck with working on either the front or the rear, or is there a way that I can have both?
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