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Any Enthoo Pro owners here?

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So I am planning to pick this case up for server use. It says that SSI EEB is supported and I wanted to know if anyone here is using such motherboard with this case?

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I built a editing rig for a friend in one using a Asus Z10PE-D8 and dual E5-2650's.

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I built a editing rig for a friend in one using a Asus Z10PE-D8 and dual E5-2650's.

 

oh good. How well did the motherboard fit in the case? Did the holes line up for the motherboard?

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oh good. How well did the motherboard fit in the case? Did the holes line up for the motherboard?

 

If I remember right they did.  I've used SSI EEB boards in other EATX cases and it's only 2 or 3 screws that are different.

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If I remember right they did.  I've used SSI EEB boards in other EATX cases and it's only 2 or 3 screws that are different.

Yeah thanks. Tried to install a Z8PE D12X on a Corsair 600T that supposedly supports an E-Atx case. Those two three screw holes that didn't line up made the entire board wobbly.

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Yeah thanks. Tried to install a Z8PE D12X on a Corsair 600T that supposedly supports an E-Atx case. Those two three screw holes that didn't line up made the entire board wobbly.

I hear ya, without those screws it feels like the board is going to snap in half when you go to install RAM.  On my current server I just drilled the missing holes in the motherboard tray and used some 2.5mm threaded rod with nuts and washers to make my own standoffs.

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