how does this mount to the mobo?
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Through mounting brackets for each of the supported cpu types. I believe most require replacement of the mounting brackets (with supplied ones) of the motherboard, so be ready to pull the whole board off. However some models like the T2 will mount on original bracket and lay horizontally across. The hyper 212 however needs the replacement and sits vertically. Hope this helps. -Kristopher
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The plate should have some screws, and you can use those to mount the PSU to the plate, once you do that you can mount the plate to the case. Your case should also have come with some PSU screws, and you can use those as well.
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Yes it will. Check for the online manual to see where the screws will fit your mobo.
779308
Motherboard mounting points are standardized for each type/size of board. I've never heard or experienced such a thing as you are claiming. EVER. Few reviews have complained about it? Have any? This just doesn't seem likely in the least. EVGA doesn't have boards with special mounting points and every case I've ever seen has mounting points configurable to whatever type of motherboard is designed to fit the case. Maybe you need to check just what it is you're doing.
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Yeah, generally, micro-atx profile mobo's fit inside this fine. I have a similar mobo in mine.
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I installed 4 120mm fans, one on the bottom just in front of the power supply, one in front behind the front cover of the case (that just pulls off) one in back of the case and one on top of the case. If you have a mid to full size mobo, the top fan will have to be moved over a bit and then secured with just 2 case fan screws as it will not line up properly, mid to full size mobos tend to block the fan from being installed on the pre fit holes.
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Oh, I like that case. It's more the size I was looking for, too. Thanks for the tip! I'll be curious to find out if this mobo does fit in it OK, too -- it looks pretty tight and the wifi antenna on these boards isn't necessarily in a good position.
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It runs off of your motherboards power so it deosnt need a special power plug from your power supply. You do need a PCI-E slot, which most modern mobos have, but I would get intouch with your mobo manufacturer to make certain.
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not sure it will fit if in fact your MOBO is a micro -and you have a small case --this a HUGE card --takes up 2 slots and is long --also it puts out ALOT of heat read on the cards dimensions look and see if you have the space --which i believe would be the limiting factor good luck
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It was difficult enough to mount this mother board in very small (micro ATX) computer case. The reason is that, a cable for a hard drive afterinserting it in the socket is situated in mother board plane. Such a position increases dimensions of mother board effectively. I have usedcomputer case in which power supply is situated in the bottom of the case so I was forced to do an opening in case of power supply for thecable.I am not English speaking so it is quite possible there are some mistakes in my text. Sorry.
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If youre talking about a motherboard port..you can put it on the card without any changes. your mobo/software should see it fine. You may need to modify your boot sequence.
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It depends on the on your motherboard. You will probably have to mount it off center like in this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b7cHRGFBDac&list;=PLwpxatMKfElCMprjLh_AUUYJCjVNP8rBs&index;=47
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This case includes a USB3.0 20-pin female connector. This requires that your motherboard contains a 20-pin USB3.0 internal male header. This will allow you to use the 2 ports on the top of the case. Otherwise you will need to go ahead and obtain an adapter that will convert those USB3.0 to USB2.0 and connect them to a USB2.0 port on your motherboard.
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Yes, I have a similarly sized Maximus Formula mobo. The only issue I ran into was the small wifi card that came with the mobo didn't fit unless I took off the tiny metal shield.
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The pinned connector at the end connects to one of the main board USB coonnections. It's simply an expansion piece.
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not sure what you refer to - it ends in a ribbon which attaches to the motherboard
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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.