My motherboard doesn't come with screws?

[PachiMc]

Hi I can't install my motherboard because I don't find the screws.

 

[WildCard999]

Your case will have the screws required to install the motherboard.

 

[manddy123]

Yup, just like stated above.
All screws come with the case package, mobos normally comes with sata cable and relatives, but screws? I don't remeber so...

If you don't have those, they aren't hard to find, a local shop might have them for you.

 

[PachiMc]

well, i have 3 standoff that idk where to use becaus ei should use on the middle only 1, and i have 9 scre that i found of my case, that is a coguar mx 300 and my mother is maximus formula, where do u think that i shoulkd use the standoff ? anwyay ty for that

 

[WildCard999]

You need to line up your motherboard with the standoffs on the case. Make sure each standoff is matching up with each hole on the motherboard. If there's a standoff that doesn't match up with the motherboard then remove it as it could short out a part. Once everything is lined up then you can screw the motherboard into the case. Also make sure you install the I/O shield before putting the motherboard in.

 

[COLGeek]

The case would have originally shipped with the screws and standoffs to mount compatible motherboards. If you have lost them, I would suggest you visit a local PC repair shop to see if they can provide you some from their parts bin.

You can also contact Cougar and ask them to ship those items to you.

Screws and standoffs do not ship with motherboards.

 

[PachiMc]

u didnt undersatnd me, what i do with the standoff i have 9 holes 9 screws and 3 standoff, i should have 9 but myc ase just bring that

 

[COLGeek]

u didnt undersatnd me, what i do with the standoff i have 9 holes 9 screws and 3 standoff, i should have 9 but myc ase just bring that

Go to a PC shop and get some additional standoffs. That would be the quickest solution.

Also, do you know someone who builds a lot of systems? If so, they likely have a collection of such parts (most of us do).

 

[COLGeek]

WAIT!

See here: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811553017

Looks like the standoffs are built into the case, with the exception of a couple that can be moved to support ATX layout variation.

You should be good to go with what you have.

 

[PachiMc]

WAIT!

See here: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811553017

Looks like the standoffs are built into the case, with the exception of a couple that can be moved to support ATX layout variation.

You should be good to go with what you have.

so what should i do with the 3 standoff?

 

[COLGeek]

WAIT!

See here: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811553017

Looks like the standoffs are built into the case, with the exception of a couple that can be moved to support ATX layout variation.

You should be good to go with what you have.

so what should i do with the 3 standoff?

You would place them into a location in the case where there isn't one of the ones pre-built into the case itself. You may not need to use any of those 3 if the pre-built standoffs line up with all of your mounting points (on the motherboard itself).

 

[PachiMc]

WAIT!

See here: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811553017

Looks like the standoffs are built into the case, with the exception of a couple that can be moved to support ATX layout variation.

You should be good to go with what you have.

so what should i do with the 3 standoff?

You would place them into a location in the case where there isn't one of the ones pre-built into the case itself. You may not need to use any of those 3 if the pre-built standoffs line up with all of your mounting points (on the motherboard itself).

look in the middle there is 3 holes on on the left other in the middle and other in the bottom u think thath maybe i should put it there? anyway ty

 

[PachiMc]

nothing, that is for matx, *the coguar mx300 dont need the standoff for atx motherboard¨, and the screw comes with the case*