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PCI / AGP Lock Plate

Mysticcal

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my case is irregular in it fashion, instead of screwing down each PCI / AGP card to the case itself, theres a backplate that holds them down all at once. now Im missing that backplate and the cards arnt being held down by anything (theyre actually sagging in their slots) now, anyone know where i can find this piece? Pics included to help recognize what it might be...

http://img59.exs.cx/img59/3741/im00017114kw.jpg
http://img59.exs.cx/img59/2592/im00017218sk.jpg

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Mysticcal said:
my case is irregular in it fashion, instead of screwing down each PCI / AGP card to the case itself, theres a backplate that holds them down all at once. now Im missing that backplate and the cards arnt being held down by anything (theyre actually sagging in their slots) now, anyone know where i can find this piece? Pics included to help recognize what it might be...

http://img59.exs.cx/img59/3741/im00017114kw.jpg
http://img59.exs.cx/img59/2592/im00017218sk.jpg

Images hosted thanks to Image Shack!
if you can't find one, i would just find some self tapping sheet metals screws.

Either that, or contact the case manufacturer.
 
Block of wood + several nails just longer than the wood is thick = new backplate! You can dremel off the sharp tips after you drive the nails through the wood.

Thusly:
Code:
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|         |  <- Block of wood
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 | | | | |   <- nails sticking out
 
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