Quote (Ghot @ Aug 4 2016 03:47pm)
Only thing I can think of that would help, other than what's on that video, is to install the Hyper 212 EVO back plate, to the back of the motherboard, before installing the motherboard into the case.
You CAN attach the Hyper 212 back plate afterwards, but it's much easier to do before installing the motherboard. :)
rather install cpu heatsink outside case if its a fresh build but thats me
Quote (sayaka @ Aug 4 2016 03:52pm)
make sure you put in the i/o shield first before the motherboard
and the little golden triangle shape on the cpu relates to the triangle that's on the motherboard, face them in the same direction.
otherwise everything is really easy
front panel connectors are typically the most annoying part
Quote (Ghot @ Aug 4 2016 03:53pm)
Yeah, use the I/O shield that comes with the motherboard, NOT the one that possibly comes with the case. :)
/e Also, since you were wise and bought an ASUS motherboard, there is a little plastic part they come with, that makes the case front panel connectors easy...It's called the Q-connector.
Mostly, follow the directions in your motherboard manual.
lol good little points here
This post was edited by yupitsmeh on Aug 4 2016 03:11pm