Help connecting case to motherboard

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Ok so i managed to come across a Packard Bell Ipower X2.0 case for a very cheap price. This is normally a prebuilt system. I decided to make a new build out of it. The top of the case features a series of connectors (USB x 4, eSATA, Headphone, Mic, SD card etc. This seems to connect to the motherboards USB slots (sorry dont know their technical name) The motherboard is an Asus P7P55D. I cant seem to get these last components working at all, the build runs fine. The annoying thing is that these connectors are also linked to a system of red LEDs that really makes the case look good. Any ideas on how to get these connectors and LEDs working?

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Refer to the mobo manual for case connections. The led's are most likely powered thru a 4-pin molex.
The 4 USB's should be combined (2+2) for two connections to USB on Mobo. E-sata to a sata port and phones/mic to AC97 or HD audio.

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