Help Internal Speaker

[romo91]

hello, well my case never came with an intrenal speaker i also checked the specs but nothing and also nothing on my mobo but it do have a picture of a speaker on the mobo on the bottom but nothing is there, where will i find that kind of speaker to connect with my motherboard. :paw: :paw: :paw: :paw: :mrgreen:






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[Xero (1)ne]

8,
it should say in teh manual, and it will say on the mobo, "spkr" or something simular next to it,
btw nice photoshop job, like the faded effect XD

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[Das Capitolin]

Look here:

[werty316]

Most boards don't have a speaker since cases have them but since your doesn't just pick one and throw it in your board. If all else fails you can go by a tried and true saying: "RTFM" ;)

[romo91]

yeah but Das Capitolin thats the connections part thats where you connect all the wires and stuff i , yeah i read the manual but i couldnt find nothing :lol:

[werty316]

Main issue here everyone is his case doesn't have a speaker so the those connectors don't help at the moment and the board looks like it has a place for a speaker but there is no speaker actually installed on the board.

My advice is to buy a speaker at a radio shack and connect it to the appropriate connector on the board.

[Das Capitolin]

Not that a speaker is worth a damn, but here is an example of a speaker that plugs into the SPKR posts. They usually come in short and long wire versions. This is a long wire version.

[Bio-Hazard]

easiest thing to do is just find a scrapped out case at a computer shop or something a strip out the speaker and plug it into your board.

[DragonMaster]

yeah but Das Capitolin thats the connections part thats where you connect all the wires and stuff
Exactly, normally there are connections for an internal speaker attached to the case there.

If you solder a buzzer where you pointed, it's possible that it will not work since there could be some missing components around it.

Here I edited the page 2-35 of your motherboard's manual to know how to connect the PC speaker. EVERY internal speakers that are not on the motherboard have a suitable 4-pin connector to fit in there.

Sorry if the forum's system resized the picture.

[werty316]

Better to do what Das and sbrehm said.

[romo91]

Exactly, normally there are connections for an internal speaker attached to the case there.

If you solder a buzzer where you pointed, it's possible that it will not work since there could be some missing components around it.

Here I edited the page 2-35 of your motherboard's manual to know how to connect the PC speaker. EVERY internal speakers that are not on the motherboard have a suitable 4-pin connector to fit in there.

Sorry if the forum's system resized the picture.

yeah well i now were to put it or connect it 8)