ATX Mobo won't fit into my Corsair 200r Mid Tower Case

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I bought a Gigabyte GA-H270-HD3 and its form factor was an ATX, and I got the corsair midtower 200r ATX case. However my mobo only has 7 standoff holes and the case has 9. There is no option for the case to remove the standoff screws and so my mobo won't fit. What do i do? What went wrong?
 
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It supposed to fit anyway. The motherboard standoff holes require at least 8 screws, basically its an ATX. The center screw is mounted for the 5th screw (middle). Your Corsair is a standard for an ATX boards so there should be no single problem with mounting and board placement.
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the only issue here is that theres this one middle screw that messes with everything. If that wasn't there my mobo would fit...
 
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This middle screw is causing problems http://imgur.com/fMZowr3[/img]
As you can see in the middle of my mobo, theres not standoff hole to take in that middle screw, in turn not letting my mobo fit http://imgur.com/jdAHUE1
 
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It supposed to fit anyway. The motherboard standoff holes require at least 8 screws, basically its an ATX. The center screw is mounted for the 5th screw (middle). Your Corsair is a standard for an ATX boards so there should be no single problem with mounting and board placement.
 
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