Hi,
I am trying to mount an ASUS M4A78LT-M LE mobo inside an Azza Orion case.
Here's the problem: even though I am using the smallest standoffs I have, the motherboard's ports will not align with the i/o plate. The screw holes on the mobo tray are already "raised" (you can see the pics at the link below), so when I put the standoffs in, the motherboard sits too high in the case.
If I don't put standoffs in, the mobo fits perfectly. However, I have heard that this can lead to a short, although I fail to see why, since the standoffs are also made of metal.
Should I just skip the standoffs? Any help would be greatly appreciated!
I am trying to mount an ASUS M4A78LT-M LE mobo inside an Azza Orion case.
Here's the problem: even though I am using the smallest standoffs I have, the motherboard's ports will not align with the i/o plate. The screw holes on the mobo tray are already "raised" (you can see the pics at the link below), so when I put the standoffs in, the motherboard sits too high in the case.
If I don't put standoffs in, the mobo fits perfectly. However, I have heard that this can lead to a short, although I fail to see why, since the standoffs are also made of metal.
Should I just skip the standoffs? Any help would be greatly appreciated!