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Motherboard standoffs
brass or plastic? does it make a difference?
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Not so new
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All the standoffs I know of are brass.
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Standoffs can be brass,steel,plastic with threads and plastic ones that snap into holes.
Use metal.
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Shiro Usagi
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Quote:
The main purpose of standoffs is to keep underside of the motherboard above the case mounting tray so it won't short/ground out. Cricket
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