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Does anyone have a case like this? if so i need some help
http://www.blingmethod.com/ version 4 ok yeseterday i tried taking my case apart, but it wouldnt let me, on the side the motherboard's on theres like a pin holding the motherboard down like on top of the mobo theres a phillips slot but when i turned it it wont come out, and on the otherside of that slot is just flat.. so now the mobo is stuck to the case, i dont know how to take it off, and for the case after i took off the phillips screws, it now has these funky ass screws that are small, do i take those out too? i have a case exactly like bling method v4
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Shiro Usagi
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Location: Kaneohe, Hawaii
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Do you have a HP case or a Dell case (I noticed both in that link you provided)?
Remove the power supply from the case...it's easier to work in the case without the power supply getting in your way. With the HP case, I think you just have to remove all the screws holding down the motherboard to the mounting tray. There may be metal latches that the motherboard is caught under...you have to tilt the motherboard in order to get it out from these latches. It might be easier to work in this case if you remove the drive cage assembly first. There's a latch above the 5.25" drive cage area that you pull to release the drive cage assembly. You have to grab the drive cage assembly from the front of the case and pull it out from there (you might need to rock it back and forth to get it loose), the whole thing comes out. With the Dell case, you have to look at the back of the case for a screw below the card slots and remove it. It secures a metal motherboard mounting clip that's holding the motherboard to the case. Once the screw is removed, you can pull the motherboard out. Cricket
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yes i have an hp case what do you mean metal latches? edit can you explain a little better? thanks, yeah on my motherboard theres like a pin holding it odwn and on the back its a flat surface
Last edited by t0y; 06-04-2003 at 12:19 PM. |
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Shiro Usagi
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Look at the edge of the motherboard near the back of the case...do you see like 3 or 4 thin metal "fingers" spaced out along the edge? Those are like guides to hold the motherboard in the case. You have to tilt the other end of the motherboard up and pull the motherboard toward the front of the case to get clear of the guides. If you don't see these "fingers", then your case is different from the one I have. Cricket
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Last edited by t0y; 06-04-2003 at 01:26 PM. |
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