How to configure onboard Front Audio Pin ?

Dear Sir,
I just have problem with front audio pin connector. My motherboard is MSI 915G Combo. In the manual it's describe as follows..
1. PORT 1L
2. GND
3. PORT 1R
4. PRESENCE#
5. PORT 2R
6. SENSE1_RETIRN
7. SENSE_SEND
8. KEY
9. PORT 2L
10.SENSE2_RETIRN
My Casing has only 8 pins. I already connect pin 1,2,3,5 and 9. It can produce front sound for head phone now but not clearly enought. But my casing has left another 3 pins to connect.
1 is GND and another 2 is for MIC.
So How can i connect it for front mic ???
Can any1 help me .....
with regards,
Joe_Lay

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