Asus Commando [Qs]
 

so as some of you guys know i just got my Commando and i was just looking at it, and i found this port on the board that's like something i have never seen before so i was just wondering what is it?

this is from the Commando board
http://img52.imageshack.us/img52/1871/adhx.jpg

AND

this is from my old Asus P5K-E WiFi-AP board,
this is like for the WiFi card
http://img834.imageshack.us/img834/5972/26683639.jpg



and i have never seen this port before
that is this thing?
http://img62.imageshack.us/img62/2159/sp1a.jpg

Audio headers IIRC

this is my Project 2010 Winter - Commando 356
Here is the setup of it..
Motherboard - Asus Commando
RAM - OCZ HPC Reaper OCZ2RPR800C44GK which there is more than 2 versions of it, one is the Green PBC and there is one that's Black PBC, and on the Green PBC one, it doesn't say OCZ on it, but on the black one it dose and also i ordered the Green one before the Black ones, i got the black one when the price of DDR2 is rising like stupid any ideas what the diff may be?
CPU - Celeron D 356
--------INTEL (M) (C) '06
--------CELERON (R) D
--------356 SL9KL MALAY
--------3.33GHZ/512/533/06
--------L640F238 (04)

I am just doing like FSB overclock hope get to like high 7GHz before modding it

ADH or the other one?

dude..why no eraser :(

don't kill a precious motherfboard

naw i was just putting everything together to see what it looks like
i'll put eraser on when i am installing the F1EE
i am lazy :thumbsup:

i was reading the F&Q and the little book it came with, it's not saying anything about them =(

The longer one is the front panel audio if i am not mistaken. It is placed there so an audio riser card can be used instead of the front panel connectors. The other looks like a spdif header, but those are normally 6 pin with a nc and this one is an 8... so no clue.

It is labeled SPI-j1, so maybe it's a superpi port? lol

edit: the ADH may not be audio... I see some threads at the old Asus forums saying that it is for "Asus Front Linker" or some shit like that, and pinning it out like audio, then plugging in devices was killing boards. Either way you shake it, you will not need either of those headers for benching :thumbsup: