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I thought you had to use I/O shields. :P

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I thought you had to use I/O shields. :P

No. They prevent EMI, dust, and make ports easier to distinguish. But they are not a requirement. On Linus' case test bench, he runs it without an I/O shield.

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Yes, if it is removed my rear and top fans just suck in air from there and blow it out.

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Might as well I guess, i don't think its necessarily bad to do it

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If it doesn't match I don't care because I don't look at the back of my case.

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Plug all the holes! lol.  Largely for looks but mostly to seriously plug the holes, screw dust.

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I personally use a i/o shield, if i see a build without it im just like WTF.

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I do because you should, the I/O shield grounds the board to the case or supposed to

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I thought you had to use I/O shields. :P

 

You don't have to (do what you want) but it's advisable lol

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Why have people said no lol? The IO sheild isn't really optional you're meant to have it ha. It keeps out little nasties and makes your plugs more rigid and grounds teh board. I can't imagine why in the shit anyone would opt to not have an IO sheild.

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