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Very tidy, good job.
Make sure the motherboard tray's slotted in properly.
@ Johnny - haven't received an email yet.
I'm in awe mate! Some seriously cool cable management going on there.
Excellent build.
Posted the fan 2day for ya, next day delivery!
Have fun
Make sure the motherboard tray's slotted in properly.
Cheers Jonny!
I've know I've spoken to you on messenger about it, but could you post a pic of the right side of your case?
I need to know how you've managed to make the cabling so neat!
Is that even possible on this case?
you cant remove the mobo tray on this case
Thats what i thought.
i second that!Cheers Jonny!
I've know I've spoken to you on messenger about it, but could you post a pic of the right side of your case?
I need to know how you've managed to make the cabling so neat!
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
- 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?
Yes i am using the i/o plate which came with my mobo
Dont think the case even came with a default one?
cant remember myself!
Anyway have you made sure to screw the stand off's in the correct screw holes?