System Board Components, Frntusb | Dell 720H2C specification

1	optical drive bays (4)	2	floppy drive/media card reader	3	hard drive bays (4)

4	card fan	5	liquid cooling assembly

System Board Components

1	white memory module	2	black memory module	3	hard drive fan connector
	connectors (DIMM_1-2)		connectors (DIMM_3-		(FAN_HDD)
			4)

4	IDE drive connector	5	front I/O panel	6	back LED connector
	(IDE)		connector
			(FRONTPANEL)
7	power button	8	FlexBay connector	9	main power connector
	(PWR_BT)		(INT_USB)		(POWER1)

10	SATA connectors	11	front USB connector	12	front panel 1394 connector
	(SATA0-5)		(FRNT_USB)		(FP1394)

13	PCI-Express x1 card	14	PCI-Express x16 card	15	PCI card slot (SLOT3)
	slot (SLOT1)		slot (SLOT2)
					This slot is not available in the
	This slot is not				dual-graphics or double-width,
	available in the dual-				single graphics configuration.
	graphics configuration

16	PCI-Express x16 card	17	PCI card slot (SLOT5)	18	PCI card slot (SLOT6)

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System Board Components

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