Can I connect TV speakers to my mobo?

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hotwheelsearl

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I have a pair of speakers gutted from a 32” Insignia Roku TV.
The speakers have a small 4-pin connector.
I was wondering if it is possible to connect these to my motherboard, a Gigabyte G1.Sniper H6.
The mobo has a connection marked “F Audio”, with 10 pins. I can fit the speaker connector into this but nothing happens.
What sort of connector would I require to make this work?
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To drive speakers, you will need an amplifier as motherboard audio is only designed to drive headphones at most and that amplifier will usually take its signal from the line-out connector on the rear IO panel.

The "F Panel" connector is likely for the front audio connections most semi-recent cases have.

BTW, bare speakers without an enclosure for bass reflex and separating the front from back usually sound horrible.
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To drive speakers, you will need an amplifier as motherboard audio is only designed to drive headphones at most and that amplifier will usually take its signal from the line-out connector on the rear IO panel.

The "F Panel" connector is likely for the front audio connections most semi-recent cases have.

BTW, bare speakers without an enclosure for bass reflex and separating the front from back usually sound horrible.
 
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