So all my previous builds have had the seperate i/o panel that pops into the case. I've just put together a new build using an msi b560 torpedo which has an intergrated one and well it doesn't seem to fit as nicely, there is a gap towards to top of it.
Gap along the edge towards the top
https://i.imgur.com/UgiPb8r.jpg
Gap along the top edge
https://i.imgur.com/VFTIQOr.jpg
It's lined up correctly
https://i.imgur.com/GDnlh3z.jpg
Out of the case, it doesn't look bent, but it doesn't look perfect either, but I thought it would have been fine once its in, as the ones you pop in are often not perfect either, but you can just whack them.
https://i.imgur.com/PQ0cEK5.jpg
Is it just a tolerance thing? Mass produced plate + a mass produced case and unlike the seperate ones, you can just bash these till it fits.The board is definitely in correctly, case has a locator peg and the other 8 all lined up and screwed in fine.
If it makes a difference, cooler is a d15s. I did try loosening it, but it did't seem to make any difference to the gap. System works fine, ram shows up which is normally the first thing to leave if the cooler is too tight.
I searched and see a fair amount of complaints about gaps around the intergrated ones. Is this just a thing with them? Did I mess up somehow (not sure how, it's attached to the board and the board only goes in one way)?
Case is a Corsair 750d.
Thanks.
Gap along the edge towards the top
https://i.imgur.com/UgiPb8r.jpg
Gap along the top edge
https://i.imgur.com/VFTIQOr.jpg
It's lined up correctly
https://i.imgur.com/GDnlh3z.jpg
Out of the case, it doesn't look bent, but it doesn't look perfect either, but I thought it would have been fine once its in, as the ones you pop in are often not perfect either, but you can just whack them.
https://i.imgur.com/PQ0cEK5.jpg
Is it just a tolerance thing? Mass produced plate + a mass produced case and unlike the seperate ones, you can just bash these till it fits.The board is definitely in correctly, case has a locator peg and the other 8 all lined up and screwed in fine.
If it makes a difference, cooler is a d15s. I did try loosening it, but it did't seem to make any difference to the gap. System works fine, ram shows up which is normally the first thing to leave if the cooler is too tight.
I searched and see a fair amount of complaints about gaps around the intergrated ones. Is this just a thing with them? Did I mess up somehow (not sure how, it's attached to the board and the board only goes in one way)?
Case is a Corsair 750d.
Thanks.
, i have a msi b550 carbon with integrated backplate and a coolermaster mb520 and the fit is nearly perfect was a faff getting it in to place had to push the board quite hard to the back of the case to get the motherboard screws to line up.