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20th Apr 2009, 04:33
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Hi all! I am in a little over my head I think. I have never built a pc before normally I just get the ready made variety.
I have the motherboard in and the PSU is in and I put the DVR's and HDD in. And there are all those wires.... The f pannel on my GA-EP45-UD3L has me unstuck. The instructions tell you to note the + and - on the connections. So I did that but on the plugs that are meant to go into the connections I can't see what is meant to be what. The only markings I can see are a capital G on one side and a downwards facing triangle on the other. A friend of mine tells me it doesn't matter what way they go in, it will complete the circuit either way. Is this correct? 
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20th Apr 2009, 08:44
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G = Ground, AKA negative.
Never seen triangle before so it must be positive I guess! Your friend could be right or wrong, depending on the PSU's internal circuitry.
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