ryan27968 Honorable Apr 25, 2013 834 0 11,360 Aug 6, 2013 #1 Hi all. I was wondering, if case buttons are reversible, Why do some motherboards show a polarity on them and why do some case cables show a polarity on them?
Hi all. I was wondering, if case buttons are reversible, Why do some motherboards show a polarity on them and why do some case cables show a polarity on them?
Solution Someone Somewhere Aug 6, 2013 So that they don't have people ringing up saying 'help, which way do I plug this in'. There's no electrical reason for it.
So that they don't have people ringing up saying 'help, which way do I plug this in'. There's no electrical reason for it.
Someone Somewhere Titan Sep 23, 2012 22,291 8 84,965 Aug 6, 2013 Solution #2 So that they don't have people ringing up saying 'help, which way do I plug this in'. There's no electrical reason for it. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
So that they don't have people ringing up saying 'help, which way do I plug this in'. There's no electrical reason for it.
G gopher1369 Distinguished Jan 20, 2012 1,011 0 19,660 Aug 6, 2013 #3 Someone Somewhere : So that they don't have people ringing up saying 'help, which way do I plug this in'. There's no electrical reason for it. You know, this has bugged me for about 10 years. Thanks! Upvote 0 Downvote
Someone Somewhere : So that they don't have people ringing up saying 'help, which way do I plug this in'. There's no electrical reason for it. You know, this has bugged me for about 10 years. Thanks!
ryan27968 Honorable Apr 25, 2013 834 0 11,360 Aug 6, 2013 #4 Someone Somewhere : So that they don't have people ringing up saying 'help, which way do I plug this in'. There's no electrical reason for it. That's what I suspected. Although, if someone is n00b enough to not know it is reversible, they shouldn't be building a pc. Upvote 0 Downvote
Someone Somewhere : So that they don't have people ringing up saying 'help, which way do I plug this in'. There's no electrical reason for it. That's what I suspected. Although, if someone is n00b enough to not know it is reversible, they shouldn't be building a pc.
Someone Somewhere Titan Sep 23, 2012 22,291 8 84,965 Aug 6, 2013 #5 Not really, most people who build a PC aren't electronics people. There's no real need to know about basic circuits to do this. It's sort of like asking people how explosion board is made before letting them set up a flatpack table. Upvote 0 Downvote
Not really, most people who build a PC aren't electronics people. There's no real need to know about basic circuits to do this. It's sort of like asking people how explosion board is made before letting them set up a flatpack table.
ryan27968 Honorable Apr 25, 2013 834 0 11,360 Aug 6, 2013 #6 Someone Somewhere : Not really, most people who build a PC aren't electronics people. There's no real need to know about basic circuits to do this. It's sort of like asking people how explosion board is made before letting them set up a flatpack table. Good point. Upvote 0 Downvote
Someone Somewhere : Not really, most people who build a PC aren't electronics people. There's no real need to know about basic circuits to do this. It's sort of like asking people how explosion board is made before letting them set up a flatpack table. Good point.