Some cases have a removable motherboard tray that slides out of the case to make it easier to install a motherboard. If your case has such a tray, now is the time to remove it from the case.
Installing a Desktop PC Motherboard
By Mark Kyrnin, About.com Guide
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- Intro and Opening the Case
- (Optional) Remove the Motherboard Tray
- Replace the ATX Connector Plate
- Determine Motherboard Mounting Location
- Install the Motherboard Standoffs
- Fasten the Motherboard
- Attach ATX Control Wires
- Connect the ATX Power Connecor
- (Optional) Replace the Motherboard Tray
- (Optional) Install Any Port Headers
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