On the original PC, the six-pin power connectors, while technically not KK0.156”, do have the pin-out of a KK0.156”-R. So was pin 1 meant to be on the righthand side for this too? If you do happen to ...

The new BTF3.0 motherboard has an up to 1,500W 50-pin header, which replaces the traditional or dual-8-pin EPS connectors for the CPU and the 24-pin connector for motherboard power.

In other words, Pin 1 will be at the same end of all these connectors. If you can’t identify Pin 1 on one connector, you might on another one facing the same direction.

The 4-pin pinout is valuable specifically on a SH-type connector, though, having it on a pin header doesn’t help as much. That said, extra ground pins are always cool to have! Report comment ...

Then, connect a meter and/or self-powered monitor loudspeaker to one of the audio outputs that you wish to measure. This would be pin-2 and pin-3 on an XLR connector; tip and ring on a balanced ...