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I have an Elite Group (ECS) 741GX-M mo.bo., not yet in use. It has two USB connectors; they look like five two-pin headers side by side, but with circuits arranged like two 4-pin connectors. Corner pins of the ten-pin array are 1,2 (next to each other), and 10, 9, with 1 and 9 on the same (lonng{ side of the 10-pin pattern. Pin 9 is cut off, for keying. Like this: 2 4 6 8 10 1 3 5 7 [9] Pinouts are 1 & 2 USB power 3 Port 0 neg. sig. 4 Port 1 neg. sig. 5 Port 0 pos. sig. 6 Port 1 pos. sig. 7 & 8 Ground 9 No conn, cut off; key 10 No conn. Unfortunately, I have no idea whether these are typical. They could be mated with a 4-pin female connector, providing it was plugged correctly. More likely, a well-designed system would use a 10-pin (2x5) connector with cables for two external ports, and the hole for Pin 9 plugged. HTH, eventually! -- Nicholas Bodley /*|*\ Waltham, Mass.
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