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So here are my concerns. 

My newly bought mobo has bent. And it's pissing me off.

 

I was having trouble installing it into the case, because the mobo doesn't align with the standoffs when the i/o shield is on in my lepa lpc 307 case.

So I was being a little rough, but only because of how frustrating it is for you motherboard to be 2 cm off of what the case is. TRULY FRUSTRATING. 

 

Anyways, I'm either going to return or buy a new case. But I'm worried for my mobo. Idek wtf happened to the usb port.

 

 

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What is the point of this post? 

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3 minutes ago, CrunchyShadow said:

So here are my concerns. 

My newly bought mobo has bent. And it's pissing me off.

I was having trouble installing it into the case, because the mobo doesn't align with the standoffs when the i/o shield is on in my lepa lpc 307 case.

So I was being a little rough, but only because of how frustrating it is for you motherboard to be 2 cm off of what the case is. TRULY FRUSTRATING. 

Anyways, I'm either going to return or buy a new case. But I'm worried for my mobo. Idek wtf happened to the usb port.

The board should be fine, as for the port there that's an unused solder point as it's missing the chips and physical connector for it from the manufacture's. As for fitting the boar into place make sure your IO should is snapped into place and when installing the board to apply pressure back towards the IO shield to ensure it can line up with the standoffs.  

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And remember, if your having a hard time and wanting to stress a part,

you're probably doing it wrong.

 

 

 

 

 

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47 minutes ago, IAmLamp said:

What is the point of this post? 

Wanted to know if its okay to boot up.

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22 minutes ago, wONKEyeYEs said:

And remember, if your having a hard time and wanting to stress a part,

you're probably doing it wrong.

No, I even got a second opinion. The i/o shield and the case simply aren't compatible. something i find odd

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52 minutes ago, W-L said:

The board should be fine, as for the port there that's an unused solder point as it's missing the chips and physical connector for it from the manufacture's. As for fitting the boar into place make sure your IO should is snapped into place and when installing the board to apply pressure back towards the IO shield to ensure it can line up with the standoffs.  

I'll try this, thanks alot. Also, its an unused solder point? Its missing the chips? please explain :)

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3 hours ago, CrunchyShadow said:

Wanted to know if its okay to boot up.

Would be helpful to put that in the post next time please

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Just now, IAmLamp said:

Would be helpful to put that in the post next time please

Forgot it :'D

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26 minutes ago, CrunchyShadow said:

I'll try this, thanks alot. Also, its an unused solder point? Its missing the chips? please explain :)

As said it's just an unused solder point, Comm Ports are not really something that is commonly used anymore. 

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