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Dell Mother board #E210882 specs and front switch connections
hello alll , I have an older dell MB w/ this number ,. it is a 478 socket processr, I thnk it had a 2.6 Ghz in it . heat sink but no cpu fan,
it has 4 dimm slots for 184 pin ram,
1AGP slot
3 PCI slots ,.an onbrd VGA port ,5 onbrd sound ports/plug conns
ps2 mse and keybrd conns,..4 onbrd usb prts,..1 onbrd lan port
2 IDE conns ,. 1 flppy
2 SAta conns,
I'm looking for front panel connection info to put this in a aftrmarket tower ,,.. any ideas ??? can't find much from dell
speedstep
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November 28th, 2011 05:00
Look for the Dell part numbers. The Dimension 4600 also says E210882 This means some kind of UL Listing.
E210882
LGA775
DS/N CN-0M3918-70821-48C-03R0 :C/O CN
DELL REV. A01
AA C58993205
Manufacturer: Intel (OEM for Dell)
Dell Part#: M3918 DH682 Dimension 4700
Chipset: Intel D915 D915GOK 915G Express
Socket: LGA775
Front Side Bus Speed: 800Mhz FSB
Supported CPUs: Intel Pentium 4 processor 520, 530, 540, 550, 560, or 570 with HT Technology - Intel P4 that runs at 2.8, 3.0, 3.2, 3.4, 3.6, and 3.8 GHz
Other Features: Hyper-Threading Technology Support
Supported Memory: 400-MHz (PC-3200) and 533-MHz (PC-4300) DDR2
osprey4
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November 26th, 2011 17:00
Hi guttwrench,
That number is not the model of the motherboard. However, even if you knew the motherboard, Dell does not provide pinout information for the front panel connectors. In fact, putting a Dell motherboard in a non-Dell case is usually an exercise in futility.
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December 15th, 2011 16:00
this helped,.AndI did find the pin outs for front panel on another sight,.. TY tho,.
rdunnill
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December 15th, 2011 18:00
The 4600 has standard pinouts for the USB and front panel, but a Soundblaster-type connector for the front audio. The main problem with using it in a third party case is the proprietary heatsink that is designed to be cooled by the chassis fan, with the airflow directed via a plastic shroud that clips to be back of the chassis. I'm not sure how this could be retrofitted to a non-Dell case.
One or two "custom PC" sites sold Soundblaster-to-AC97 adapter cables, but I'm not sure if they're still available.