ASUS K8V-MX Socket 754

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Hello all and thanks for reading today i just have some diffculties i have bought a motherboard named

ASUS K8V-MX Socket 754

its also a micro atx but i cant seem to find a cable that i can click to turn it on because i just got the motherboard nothing else so i wanted to know do all micro atx case have the same switch and how would i connect this


any suggestion would be great thank you
 
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Go here to get the manual for the motherboard (you want to look for the front panel connector info):

http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=k8v-mx&p=1&os=

Socket 754 is an old AMD standard socket than has not been around for several years. It only worked with AMD Athlon/Duron processors (Socket 754) and was incompatible (form factor) with AMD's Socket 939 and Socket 940 processors.
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and by that i believe you mean socket 755, also, if you only have a case and a mother board, you cant physically turn it on, there is no power, no operating system (windows), no ram or cpu, thus you cant turn it on! Theirs nothing to do besides buy a power supply, cpu, ram, storage
 
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Go here to get the manual for the motherboard (you want to look for the front panel connector info):

http://support.asus.com/Download.aspx?SLanguage=en&m=k8v-mx&p=1&os=

Socket 754 is an old AMD standard socket than has not been around for several years. It only worked with AMD Athlon/Duron processors (Socket 754) and was incompatible (form factor) with AMD's Socket 939 and Socket 940 processors.
 
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Great thanks for the extra information but do you know what i am talking about ... i am refering to a little power switch that you connect to the motherboard and click it and then it turns on i dont have the reset or any other ones that it comes with but do you think i can turn it on if i purchase just the power switch for it?
 
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but i even tried a screw driver it did not work i seen that you can use it to turn it on .. but i just purchased the power switch so i will have to wiat to it gets here in order to try this out
 
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Ahhh; Thanks for that, I was most certain that he meant 755 as i mistyped it as 754 on a hackintosh forum the other day.
 
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http://www.cpu-world.com/Sockets/Socket%20754.html

socket 755 is a intel brand dude

 
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http://www.cpu-world.com/Sockets/Socket%20754.html

socket 755 is a intel brand dude

 
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no swellings i bought it off ebay but perhaps i might need a good power supply that works better
 
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You do realize its a socket, like where the cpu pins connect to the motherboard? Im typing this off my dell optiplex 755 running OS X 10.8.2...
 
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A athlon processor 3.0ghz i belive but it the same socket for the motherboard but i am going to try a diff psu today ive been real busy with other computer it so hard to get to my new testing one
 
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