[SOLVED] didnt screw motherboard standoffs

JasonNs_

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Stupid me just realised that i forgot to screw motherboard standoffs, and the pc is working fine, [its been 2 months since i got the new motherboard], so should i put them ? or no need ?
 
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i said standoffs, not normal screws.

Unless there is a standoff which is a pin that keeps your motherboard vertically standoffs does not keep the board in place. Screws are.

So if you didn't screw the board on the standoff it means you have a middle standoff that act as a pin to keep that board in place.

I would screw your motherboard before that case move or you bump it and the board just fall in the case.
i said standoffs, not normal screws.

Unless there is a standoff which is a pin that keeps your motherboard vertically standoffs does not keep the board in place. Screws are.

So if you didn't screw the board on the standoff it means you have a middle standoff that act as a pin to keep that board in place.

I would screw your motherboard before that case move or you bump it and the board just fall in the case.
 
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JasonNs_

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Unless there is a standoff which is a pin that keeps your motherboard vertically standoffs does not keep the board in place. Screws are.

So if you didn't screw the board on the standoff it means you have a middle standoff that act as a pin to keep that board in place.

I would screw your motherboard before that case move or you bump it and the board just fall in the case.
actually as i remember i did screw it straight to the case.
 

JasonNs_

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Motherboard standoffs provide an electrically-safe spacer between the motherboard and the case. This is important, as case paneling is often made of steel and would cause a direct short (short circuit) if the motherboard were to make contact with the case.
Apologize everyone, i realised my case have them after i took off the motherboard.