| Well, on a wire from the PSU, there is a connector with 20 or 24 pins. Plug that into the slot on the motherboard that has 20 or 24 pins. link It should look like that, the one in the pic is a 20 pin one. link <- Would be the connector on the motherboard that you connect it to. Again, it may have 24 pins instead of 20. On another wire from the PSU, there is a connector with 4 or 8 pins. If it has 8 pins, make sure that it's split in the middle, so it looks like a 4+4 pins. Plug that into the corresponding slot on the motherboard. link <- Would be a 8 pin connector. link <- Would be a 4 pin connector. link <- Would be the connector on the motherboard. Yours may be 8 pins. On your hard drive, there are two connectors that look like "L"s, one bigger than the other. Get your sata cable, match it, and plug it into the small connector. There is another connector that matches the connector on the sata cable on the motherboard. Plug it in there. For the bigger connector, there is a wire on your PSU that matches it, plug it in there. link <- Sata cable. link <- A motherboard. The sata connector is near the bottom right, slightly above the bottom right corner. I don't know if your DVD/CD drive is IDE or sata, if it's sata, connect it like how you connect your hard drive. If it's IDE, find your IDE cable. It looks like -> link Plug the blue end into your motherboard. It's 39 pins. There is one pin on your motherboard that's missing, on one on your cable that's missing. Match those pins, and plug it in. Do the same thing on your other end of the cable, plug it into your DVD/CD drive. There also is 4 pins on the back of your DVD/CD drive, thats for power. There's a wire from your PSU that matches it. Plug it in. link <- The 4 pin connector from your PSU. If you have a graphics card, install it on your motherboard, and if it has some 6 or 8 pin connectors somewhere on it, plug in the appropriate cables from the PSU in. It should say something like "PCI-E" or "+12V" on the wire from the PSU. link <- Power connector from the PSU. link <- Where you plug the wire from the PSU in. Remember, not all graphics cards have a power connector. If you have any fans, plug them in to the matching power wire on the PSU. link <- The 4 pin connector that they fit in. If your heatsink has a fan on it, plug it in to either the same connector as the other fans, if it fits, or plug it into the "CPU Fan" connector on the motherboard. It should be labeled, and somewhere on there. Now, for your front panel connectors, the wires coming from the front, find your motherboard manual, and plug them into the correct places on the motherboard. I can't help you there, since I don't know what case and motherboard you have. The connectors and directions are specific to the case and motherboard. The white wires from the case mean negative. EDIT:: I hope that you know how to plug your mouse, screen, etc. in. If not, just ask. BTW, those pics are all googled. PM me if you have any questions. |
