removing of mobo. to a new casing

[Gerald Tan]

will be moving my mobo to a new case later. but i have a question. must i take out the rams, cpu fans etc. or just the mobo will do?

 

[VincentP]

You can leave the CPU and RAM connected to the motherboard, just move the whole thing to the new case.

 

[Gerald Tan]

acdtually am a newbie at this. for power supply with taking out the 24pins. i just pull it out? or theres a latch?

 

[VincentP]

acdtually am a newbie at this. for power supply with taking out the 24pins. i just pull it out? or theres a latch?

There is a clip that you squeeze to remove the 24 pin power.
There is usually also an additional 4 pin or 8 pin connector on the motherboard with the same clip.

 

[Gerald Tan]

thanks dude, will look into it. because its my first time doing this. so am quite nervous. wish me all e best!=)

 

[VincentP]

thanks dude, will look into it. because its my first time doing this. so am quite nervous. wish me all e best!=)

It is hard to muck it up as long as you don't try to remove the CPU heat sink from the CPU.
Moving the motherboard with the CPU and RAM together is easy.
Don't screw anything up too tight.
Connectors generally only go in one way and shouldn't need to be forced.
Try to touch something metal before touching computer components so you don't zap them (you know that static charge you get sometimes on windy days or synthetic carpets).
Good luck.