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My mobo doesnt fit inside my new case
hey, i just got a new case, but the slots in the back where the mobo's serial, usb, onboard stuff ect. But it doesnt line up correcly. Am i an idiot? I have an emachines small case.
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So wait....the pci slots donts line up? Or the serial/usb/onboard stuff you mean they dont match up on the IO sheild?
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o wow ok, they just pop right out, i was looking to unscrew it. Ok that problem is solved, but i have one more, the mobo screws done match up to the case's mobo screws. Its a dell, and people said that dell does its own thing, what do i do about this? Becuase the motherboard is a MicroATX compatible mobo, will it not fit into a mid ATX case?
Thanks for your help too!
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The studs should just unscrew from the mobo tray and relocate them to where your new mobo needs them.
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i think all ATX cases support uATX boards… just have to move some screws i think…
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ok but there are no screw holes to put the studs in for the mobo, is it possible to screw my own?
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It Shouldnt be a problem if you mark out and drill accuratly. Sureely it'd be easier and quicker to purchase a new hyper cheap case?
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yea...get a new case, dell's are made for just the mobo dell uses, and don't have extra holes
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any name brand pc you buy will limit you greatly on how much you can modify it. Hell, they have a sticker saying "void if removed".
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ok thanks, it was my friends and he knows nothing about pc's and he bought a new case, it all fits fine i got it to work. Thanks guys
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cool, so long as it works then right?
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