Lian Li V1000Z Pics

Make sure the motherboard tray's slotted in properly.


@ Johnny - haven't received an email yet. :)

Hey dude add me on msn or send a mail to jonnylaris at hotmail.co.uk and I'l get her posted for ya! Been busy lately as you can see :)


I'm in awe mate! Some seriously cool cable management going on there. :cool:

Excellent build.

Thanx :D
 
if you can post a pic I could help but I don't understand the exact issue here.

Thanks Jonnylaris, I plan to post a pic when i get home from work tonight :)

In the meantime i'll have another go at explaining it, but i don't blame you if you don't understand :p

- So I attached the motherboard stand offs in the case.
- Put the motherboard in and screwed into place.
- The back panel connectors on the motherboard do not quite line up with the gaps on the backplate.
- This means they are slightly covered and I can't plug anything into them

Check the below image out. (it's not my mobo, but is just an edited image, with the red circles show where my I/O's come up in relation to the back plate.

 
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WOW

all i have to say is that christmas cant come soon enough

i am really having to resist getting the credit card out to get this

but i know my girlfriend LOVES buying computer parts for me ;)

heres a question from a future buyer...

would a double radiator fit anywhere in the case?
i want the case regardless - but i really would like to watercool internally

do you think its a no go?
 
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Thanks Jonnylaris, I plan to post a pic when i get home from work tonight :)

In the meantime i'll have another go at explaining it, but i don't blame you if you don't understand :p

- So I attached the motherboard stand offs in the case.
- Put the motherboard in and screwed into place.
- The back panel connectors on the motherboard do not quite line up with the gaps on the backplate.
- This means they are slightly covered and I can't plug anything into them

Check the below image out. (it's not my mobo, but is just an edited image, with the red circles show where my I/O's come up in relation to the back plate.


Can't see the pic from work but anyway. May sound like a stupid comment but have you made sure to use the I/O plate that comes with your motherboard?
 
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