iamjero

I am putting togeather a computer for someone and the case I am using has jacks on the front of the case for a mic and a headset. The wires that go into the case to hook up these two jacks have RCA plugs on the end. How am I supposed to connect RCA plugs inside the case?

This seems very odd to me beacuse I have never seen a place to hook up RCA plugs inside the case. Can anyone help?

Oh and here is the link to the case on newegg......

http://www.newegg.com/app/viewProdu...-144-026&depa=0

and here is the product number.....

N82E16811144026

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Lotronex

uhh, those look like 1/8 audio jacks. Most likely, you take them through an opening in theback of the case, and plug them into the back of your motherboard or sound card.

Lasereth

Lotronex has it. Run the cables through the case, out the back through a PCI slot. Then plug them into a souncard or onboard sound jack.

-Lasereth

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TawG

am i the only one questioning the usefullness of those front jacks when hearing this?