For 'original' connectivity you need a turbo switch with al least 2x2 wires - two going to the display and two going to the motherboard. The allround solution for all types of motherboards came with 2x3 wires of wich (again) two were going to the display and two going to the motherboard - which wires to connect depends on whether your motherboard is default running in turbo mode or default running in non-turbo. The yellow/white wires for the turbo led can be connected via the motherboard or via the display. The 'original' 2x3 wire button looks like this:
http://www.suntekpc.com/htm-2/power-switch-pu … urbo-3p3c-2.htm
In your case you need to solder at least two extra wires at the opposite side of the switch

Interesting, i have cables to soldering. The trick is, where i put the cables in the display board.

Thanks

Normally you should find three sets of pins for connectivity like as in this example:

The three pins for the turbo switch -may- be marked with the letters: T G N or L C H

Thanks to all! I managed to make it work. The cables should not be connected as I had found them.

Try and error solved the problem.