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Need Help....Norco 4224

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SomeGuy133

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What screws does the MB mounting slots use in the Norco 4224? I used some regular case screws that are larger then your typical MB screw and they seem to sorta fit but i would like to get the right size. The holes are huge compared to normal. So you don't think i am stupid. It did come with those raised mounting bolts so it is not like i am screwing the motherboard directly into the case :)

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You can see the raised mounts. I screwed the MB into those but the holes seem larger than normal MB mounts so the screws seem a little loose when tightening. Any thoughts? Am I safe to turn it on without it shorting?
 
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i think i have used normal screws in my norcos.. :eek: tho i think those were those what came with case itself :)
 
then use whatever fits :D it wont run away if u dont use really proper screws.. aslong those goes to those mb lifters what are under mobo
 
WestSidaz said:
then use whatever fits :D it wont run away if u dont use really proper screws.. aslong those goes to those mb lifters what are under mobo
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out of paranoia do they sell like rubber o-rings that size or something to insulate?

I have always wanted extra protection but didn't know how. There is always something that covers the MB on those holes but they always break off and wear off after first install and never knew what allows metal to touch those areas without killing the board.
 
i guess u could use normal small o rings but i dont know are those good idea coz how everything else fits to case after adding those.. gpus and mobo itself to case holes..
 
WestSidaz said:
i guess u could use normal small o rings but i dont know are those good idea coz how everything else fits to case after adding those.. gpus and mobo itself to case holes..
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after tighning that can't possible raise the MB more then a fraction of a mm
 
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