Micro-Fly users with Biostar T-Force

[MassiveOverkill]

Could anyone with this combo do me a favor and give me the pinouts for the front mic and line-in headers. I tried to use the pinout block from my old Q-pack (only the part that plugs into the mobo, not the part that plugs into the front panel header). I have a wire mixed up. It's probably either the yellow or orange one. Thanks.

 

[jonnyGURU]

Are your connectors labeled:

Ear Left
Ear Right
Mic Power
Mic In
Ear Left
Ear Right
Mic Power (5V)
GND

???

If so....

Look at the pins on the board so they look like this:

X X X   X
X X X X X

So the row that's missing a pin is on top.

Top row is should be:

Mic In
Mike Power
Ear Right
N/A
Ear Left

Bottom row is then:

GND
Mic Power (5V)
Ear Right
N/A
Ear Left

 

[MassiveOverkill]

Thanks bud, got it figured out

 

[Hupo]

How do you like the micro fly? Im going to get that bad boy. and the tforce

 

[MassiveOverkill]

I love it.........nicer finish than the Q-Pack, easier to use, and more room and cooling to boot.

 

[Hupo]

Thats all me babyyyyy

 

[vanilla_guerilla]

just because of the extra 1 1/2 inches in length and the intake fan i like it much better than the qpack. also like the solid color front panel better. but the handle on the qpack is much much better.

 

[mr saturn]

How noisy is that? I like how it looks and the portability of it, but is it quiet?

 

[Hupo]

Ill make a recording. Click here >_____<

Hear anything?

 

[mr saturn]

I wonder if it's as quiet or quieter than the Aria or NSK1300. I think the better airflow alone is going to see me buying the Micro-Fly though.

 

[Hupo]

Im buyin the micro

 

[vanilla_guerilla]

How noisy is that? I like how it looks and the portability of it, but is it quiet?

its pretty quiet. the 120mm exhaust spins around 1500rpm. the 80mm intake i put in spins around 2400rpm. any faster and i start to get noise from the intake vents on the front panel. the realpower is a pretty silent psu. so it sits right next to a 32" trintron and i have never heard it running, and its on 24/7.
actually its not a micro-fly, its a jpac, but it is identical, and easier to buy without an included psu.

 

[jonnyGURU]

...easier to buy without an included psu.

How do you figure that? The MicroFly comes both with and without power supplies from a multitude of vendors. The JPAC was sold as a one time deal only through Newegg.

 

[vanilla_guerilla]

it was easy. all the places selling the microfly were selling it with the psu at the time i bought it. as far as i know, jpacs are not sold with psu. so my superior analytical skills allowed me to solve this riddle, all by myself. so thats "how i figured that". and since i only needed one, i never went back to check newegg to see if it was a "one time deal" or a "two time deal" or a "three time deal." but as you obviously have the inside information that this was, in fact, a "one time deal", i will go out on a limb and take what you type as correct, for a change.

 

[Hupo]

it was easy. all the places selling the microfly were selling it with the psu at the time i bought it. as far as i know, jpacs are not sold with psu. so my superior analytical skills allowed me to solve this riddle, all by myself. so thats "how i figured that". and since i only needed one, i never went back to check newegg to see if it was a "one time deal" or a "two time deal" or a "three time deal." but as you obviously have the inside information that this was, in fact, a "one time deal", i will go out on a limb and take what you type as correct, for a change.

/bows down

 

[luke51087]

i bought the jpac came with a pretty nice 550 watt power supply from the egg, have it with the msi m-ATX geforce 6150 board