would i just have to install the motherboard on the back of the backplate?
184573
Yes it is easy to install it. Just transfer smal parts and main board.Thanks.
184574
Yes it is easy to install it. Just transfer smal parts and main board. Thanks.
184575
I would concur with the sellers answer and it was a lot simpler than I had expected. This route is considerably more expensive but way simpler than just replacing the glass. In the past I made an attempt to just replace the glass on an android smart phone and ended up ruining the lcd under the glass. There a great youtube videos that show you step by step and all you need is a small philips (x) head screw driver. Awesome seller btw.
772991
Yes, you do, unless your case has a hole or an aperture right behind the mother board's rear socket plate. You have to remove the rear socket plate to put a new one -included- in which the Thermaltake Cooler is going to be anchored
623834
Yes, but you may need a low profile CPU fan in order to install the hard drive properly.
1927777
you will need a hard drive a processor and RAM barebones means that you add the hardware yourself. Only thing inside is the motherboard.
2088391
Yes but you have to go into the BIOS and turn on the Video card on the motherboard or buy a DUAL HDMI video card
167859
No, it is just a barebones case without any accessories. Also, doesn't include the power supply either, so you'll have to pick one up that matches your motherboard and drives.
1715624
I installed this a while ago, but from what I remember it comes with a black plate. So if your motherboard is already mounted on the PC case, you would then have to remove the entire motherboard to get to the back of it. Place the plate that comes with the fan through the holes where normally your default cpu fan goes. Then try to keep it place and install the motherboard back in the case. Now all you have to do is screw in the cpu fan. Be sure before removal of motherboard to remove all components on motherboard, e.g. CPU, ram etc. This would reduce the chance of static electricity damaging components. I installed this a while ago, but from what I remember it comes with a black plate. So if your motherboard is already mounted on the PC case, you would then have to remove the entire motherboard to get to the back of it. Place the plate that comes with the fan through the holes where normally your default cpu fan goes. Then try to keep it place and install the motherboard back in the case. Now all you have to do is screw in the cpu fan. Be sure before removal of motherboard to remove all components on motherboard, e.g. CPU, ram etc. This would reduce the chance of static electricity... » Read More I installed this a while ago, but from what I remember it comes with a black plate. So if your motherboard is already mounted on the PC case, you would then have to remove the entire motherboard to get to the back of it. Place the plate that comes with the fan through the holes where normally your default cpu fan goes. Then try to keep it place and install the motherboard back in the case. Now all you have to do is screw in the cpu fan. Be sure before removal of motherboard to remove all components on motherboard, e.g. CPU, ram etc. This would reduce the chance of static electricity damaging components. « Show Less
961737
Yes, but get low-profile RAM and a case with a cutout for the CPU backplate.
705039
By back of motherboard, you mean the rear I/O? This is how you do that &lt;--. There should be a little expansion port cover in the screw bag with holes big enough for cables to fit through. You poke out one of the expansion ports and screw in this cover with the usb 3.0 cable through a hole. You should then have the male cable end protruding from the outside of the case, which is now easily able to loop around into one of the motherboard's 3.0 ports on the rear I/O. Hope that wasn't too confusing.
864166
The way the board is laid out, you just need to have the memory in before you put the card in. If the card has a heatsink that extends upward you might have issues.
678143
No because it's plugged into a 2.0 slot on the motherboard. It just makes you able to use it
422164
On my case the mother board back was exposed so it was easy to put on the backplate. So if you might need to take the board out if you don't have access to the back of it.
615082
You need a discrete graphics card, as this motherboard doesn't have onboard graphics.
1322209
No problem at all with a mini, or micro, motherboard. Sometimes because of the way they are made, you can put a longer video card in them, than you can in a full tower. The drive boxes don't get in the way. But, I don't remember with this one. I sold it.
19779
No problem, put it on blue slot . You need 1000w or up power supply to power on this motherboard .
422163
It depends upon your case. You have to have access to the underside of the motherboard to install the reinforcement bracket. Some cases allow access others do not.
2242804
Not really. You only have to plug-in to a single slot, and it does not require two back panels on the motherboard's chassis, but the fan is large enough to encroach in the adjacent slot's space. On my PC, the last slot had room for it, and the adjacent volume had room enough for the fan. (Incidently, the big fan runs quietly, and its speed is adjustable through software.)