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(URGENT) Corsair 200r Motherboard Standoff

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nvm, it was the io shield. I didnt push it completely in on all the sides. now the motherboard's flush. Sorry for the hassle!

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The very center motherboard standoff on the Corsair 200r case has something sticking out. how do I remove it? please reply quickly.

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I think some pics would be helpful

Because he had a hard drive.

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The very center motherboard standoff on the Corsair 200r case has something sticking out. how do I remove it? please reply quickly.

That's normal. It's just a little stud, it replaces the screw. Nothing to worry about, I have it on my C70 aswell. It holds the motherboard in place while you screw in the other screws.

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That's normal. It's just a little stud, it replaces the screw. Nothing to worry about, I have it on my C70 aswell. It holds the motherboard in place while you screw in the other screws.

however, when I stick in the motherboard through the io ports, that standoff does not go though the motherboard.

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however, when I stick in the motherboard through the io ports, that standoff does not go though the motherboard.

You have to push the motherboard in the I/O plate direction so that the stud sticks through. It requires a bit a force, I too was worried the first time, but just give it some force and it will fit in.

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You have to push the motherboard in the I/O plate direction so that the stud sticks through. It requires a bit a force, I too was worried the first time, but just give it some force and it will fit in.

nope, pushed in as hard as I can and still cant stick through, I'm using the z97x-ud3h

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nvm, it was the io shield. I didnt push it completely in on all the sides. now the motherboard's flush. Sorry for the hassle!

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