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Old November 23rd 04, 02:56 PM
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Default Installing MoBo

Hi All

I'm trying to build my first home-build computer.(Asus A7N8X-E)
And now I have a question about how I do installing my MoBo in the case.I
have fit those copper things to keep the distants between the case and the
MoBo.On the MoBo side I have to fit these little ring for the electrical
insulation (or is this isolation!!!)
Whatever, my question is::do I fit those rings on both sides, or just on the
top side of the MoBo.

Thx in advance
françois


 




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