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    Default Where can I get the accessories for the ASUS P5B Deluxe/WIFI?

    Where can I get the accessories for the ASUS P5B Deluxe/WIFI?

    i know this may seem abit out of the ordinary or i dont know if this is the right place, but i was hoping someone here might know.

    as alot might know, wen buying this motherboard retail, u get everything in it. but whe it comes to an OEM product, u dont really get anything, besides the motherboard itself:d

    so i was wondreing if anyone might know if it is possible to obtain the following:

    UltraDMA 133/100/66 cable
    FDD cable
    SATA cables
    SATA power cables
    I/O Shield
    User's manual
    USB2.0 port module
    3 in 1 Q-connector
    IEEE1394 port module
    InterVideoŽ Media Launcher (OEM version)
    Optional Fan for Water-Cooling or Passive-Cooling only
    ASUS WiFi-AP Solo omni-directional antenna
    Array Mic

    this is all from the retail version of the ASUS P5B Deluxe/ WIFI edition, and as is aid, if possible to gain those item from anywhere or from ASUS as i prefered.

    i would realy appreciate it if ayone, anyone can help me out with this as soon as possible.

    thanks very much. i didnt quite know where else to mention this.

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    These are easily obtainable from places like newegg or a local shop:

    UltraDMA 133/100/66 cable
    FDD cable
    SATA cables
    SATA power cables

    These you are likely only going to find in a retail box and nowhere else:

    I/O Shield
    User's manual
    USB2.0 port module
    3 in 1 Q-connector
    IEEE1394 port module
    InterVideoŽ Media Launcher (OEM version)
    Optional Fan for Water-Cooling or Passive-Cooling only
    ASUS WiFi-AP Solo omni-directional antenna
    Array Mic


    Basically all the cool stuff...

    I would recomend always buying motherboards retail.

    Other things like processors, video cards, and hard drives OEM is no real problem but motherboards require all the fasteners to assemble "correctly" and a manual really helps besides its worth the money for all the cool toys and the warrenty is nice to have.

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    well, the seller says they can obtained from giving a call from ASUS.

    has anyone have an idea?

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    http://www.asus.com/

    send them an email asking if you can purchase the parts that go with the motherboard.


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    well i tired, but it wants me to fill all these fields which i dont really have or know what to put.

    i just want to email or message to them directly and to see if they can send me all those parts to me, exactly what u woudl get in the retail version of the motherboard.

    does anyone know where that can be possible then?

    i am thinking of buying a new OEM motherboard and wanting to get the parts and manuals from ASUS.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MrTeressaBond View Post
    well i tired, but it wants me to fill all these fields which i dont really have or know what to put.

    i just want to email or message to them directly and to see if they can send me all those parts to me, exactly what u woudl get in the retail version of the motherboard.

    does anyone know where that can be possible then?

    i am thinking of buying a new OEM motherboard and wanting to get the parts and manuals from ASUS.
    Not a good plan. the whole idea behind buying OEM is that you know you won't need all that stuff. If you buy OEM and then the accessories, a lot of the time, it will be roughly equal to retail price.

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    I would be willing to bet it would cost more to buy an OEM and accessories seperate.

    The only time I would recomend a OEM motherboard is as a replacement for the same board in retail if it were to break and you were satisfied with the product and any warrentys were void.

    Otherwise your buying a bike without any pedals.

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