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Support plates for motherboard

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2.2.3 Support plates for motherboard For additional protection from motherboard breakage due to the weight of the CPU heatsinks, your motherboard package comes with a CPU heatsink support kit that consists of: • 2 x metal support plates • 1 x contour sheet • 3 different sets of metal nuts and rubber pads for varied chassis standoffs (each set contains 8 metal nuts and 2 rubber pads) To install the support plates: 1. Open and lay your system chassis flat on a stable surface, then place the motherboard standoffs on the holes as shown. Standoff 2. Align the holes of the contour sheet with the standoffs on the base of the chassis. Press the sheet flat making sure that it is completely affixed to the chassis. The contour sheet fits in only one orientation. Make sure that the hole located about 1 cm from the corner matches the standoff beside the power supply cage. Standoff beside power supply cage 3. Determine the height of the standoffs on your chassis, and select the appropriate set of metal nuts and rubber pads from your package. Use a nut size that is slightly lower than the standoffs on your chassis. 2-4 Chapter 2: Hardware information

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Chapter 2: Hardware information
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Support plates for motherboard
Support plates for motherboard
Support plates for motherboard
Support plates for motherboard
Support plates for motherboard
For additional protection from motherboard breakage due to the weight of
the CPU heatsinks, your motherboard package comes with a CPU heatsink
support kit that consists of:
•
2 x metal support plates
•
1 x contour sheet
•
3 different sets of metal nuts and rubber pads for varied chassis
standoffs (each set contains 8 metal nuts and 2 rubber pads)
2.
Align the holes of the contour
sheet with the standoffs on the
base of the chassis. Press the
sheet flat making sure that it is
completely affixed to the
chassis.
The contour sheet fits in only
one orientation. Make sure
that the hole located about
1
cm from the corner
matches the standoff beside
the power supply cage.
To install the support plates:
1.
Open and lay your system
chassis flat on a stable surface,
then place the motherboard
standoffs on the holes as shown.
Standoff
3.
Determine the height of the standoffs on your chassis, and select the
appropriate set of metal nuts and rubber pads from your package.
Use a nut size that is slightly lower than the standoffs on your chassis.
Standoff beside
power supply cage