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Green Switch
Name: k_semler Date: April 11, 2004 at 23:06:35 Pacific OS: Microsoft Windows XP Prof CPU/Ram: AMD XP2200+, 1024 MB SDRA
Comment:
On many motherboards, such as mine, (Gigabyte GA7ZXE), there is a jumper for a "Green Switch", and "Green LED" on the front panel cjumper block. I am wondering what these are for. Even in my old P1, these jumper blocks were present, but not in use. Since my case does not make use of these 2 jumper blocks, and no case I have seen does either, does anyone know the function of them? My motherboard manual is giving me no help at all regarding this.
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