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FITTING YOUR MOTHERBOARD

PART THREE - FITTING YOUR MOTHERBOARD


  

  

THE CASE : Open the case so that you have access to both sides. This allows easier access and makes fitting the Motherboard a lot easier. 

Remove the power cable and the bag of small parts that should be there to help fit the motherboard. If the Power supply is obtrusive then remove it too. It is usually held in place with 4 screws at the back of the case. Now set the system on it's right hand side.

THE MOTHERBOARD : Now remove the motherboard from it's box, and remove the anti-static packaging, keep the cables, manual and sometimes the accompanying CD in the motherboards box. Any further CD's or cables that you come across should be placed here also.

 
 

PUTTING IT TOGETHER : Note that on the bottom left the image above is the PS/2 ports (METALLIC), USB Ports (METALLIC), parallel Port (RED), and COM ports (ORANGE), well these will have to be aligned up to the metal plate at the back of your case. Some cases come with different metal plates, if this is the case then select the plate that aligns with your port setup, make the holes in the plate that allow the ports access through and put it back into the case. Otherwise set your motherboard in the system, find which sections need poked out, remove the motherboard, and then remove the appropriate areas on the back of the computer to allow the ports to be used externally.

Now that you have the holes made at the back of the case for your ports your next step is to fit the stands in the case that your motherboard will be screwed into. You will see screw holes on the motherboard, these are what the small stands must align up to. No stand should be touching another parts of the motherboard, as this will cause serious problems. The stands are pictured below as the gold items on the plate. You can also use the white plastic items on the plate as further support for the motherboard.

 


Now that you have all your stands fitted (you can check each one you fit by placing the motherboard on top and checking the alignment is correct) and all the plastic stands, (extra support) place your motherboard in the system, confirming all align up to the holes on the motherboard 100%. Make sure the ports at the back are tight in also. Now screw down the motherboard with the appropriate screws that are in the plate. Your motherboard is now fitted.

NOTE : DO NOT FORCE ANYTHING, IF IT DOESN'T FIT NEATLY AND SECURELY THEN YOU HAVE DONE IT WRONG OR LEFT A PORT HOLE COVERED. RECHECK EVERYTHING, FITTING THE MOTHERBOARD AND CASE PREPARATION IS THE MOST TIME CONSUMING PART OF BUILDING YOUR SYSTEM. ALSO DON'T BREAK ANYTHING OF THE MOTHERBOARD.


 
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