Yes you should. You don't want to be bending your board.
HAF 922 Screw stands question
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I can't answer that, it could have been left in on accident (laziness) during quality control.
Originally Posted by aquax Thanks but why does coolermaster put this 2 stands pre-installed in the case? |
I can't answer that, it could have been left in on accident (laziness) during quality control.
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the motherboard tray looks normal for me
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Actually, I think they are meant to be there.
I am doing a build with this case right now and I also had the two standoffs pre-installed. On my case, these two standoffs had a small lip on the top, but the main body of the screw was the same height as all the others.
When putting the board in (an ASUS P6X58D-E for this one) these screws helped me get the board situated. I needed to lower the board in, apply firm pressure toward the I/O panel on the back, and when I got it to where it needed to be to align everything, the board settled down over the lips of those two standoffs and they held it there while I then put in the actual mounting screws.
So far, great case, and I am pretty impressed with everything.
Originally Posted by imadude10 When my bro got his 922, the 2 standoff's were there, but they were the same height as the others. Perhaps shoddy standoff QC? |
I am doing a build with this case right now and I also had the two standoffs pre-installed. On my case, these two standoffs had a small lip on the top, but the main body of the screw was the same height as all the others.
When putting the board in (an ASUS P6X58D-E for this one) these screws helped me get the board situated. I needed to lower the board in, apply firm pressure toward the I/O panel on the back, and when I got it to where it needed to be to align everything, the board settled down over the lips of those two standoffs and they held it there while I then put in the actual mounting screws.
So far, great case, and I am pretty impressed with everything.
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