No place to put HD audio cable on motherboard

Question

I have manualy put togheter my PC but something strange happend.

I’ve got an ASUS H110M-R/C/SI, Socket 1151 (Bulk) and my case is a DeepCool TESSERACT SW ATX Mid Tower.

From which left one cable: An HD Audio cable.

The cable itself comes from the audio jack on the front top of the box and I couldn’t find where to put it in the motherboard.

I find the documentation of the motherboard where it was said that the board supports HD Audio.

The pins look something like this:

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This is what the cable looks like:

Here I think is the documentation.

Solution

you want #12 labeled "AAFP" (page 9 aka page 1-1) which, two pages later is incorrectly stated as #11, but if you note, #11 information states it is 10-1 pins and is an AAFP

Comments

[veryRandomMe]

I recently built a new machine with an ASUS board and the audio header was on the bottom right as well. Regardless, it should be listed in the manual which hopefully the OP kept . . .

[Ben Voigt]

"Connector for the front panel, F_PANEL is the power and activity LEDs, reset switch, power switch. Audio is on a different connector.