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Attaching the motherboard to the back plate of the case, using the screws provided.

Installing the back plate, along with the motherboard, into the case.

There is no power supply included in the Prometeia package. Overclocking freaks should equip the PC tower with additional fans.

When it gets stuck: the annoying back plate is usually the cause. Here, the metal ribs must be carefully bent away.

Now we're ready: screw on the back plate!
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