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    nf7 help...

    This is going to sound like a stupid question, but humour me on this one.

    Ive just got my new abit nf7 board, xp2500 and ram. Wahey!

    But... im having trouble installing the backing plate (i know )

    On the bottom ps2 port, theres a bit of metal sticking off. Do i snap this off? Does it have a purpose?

    Help....!

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    is it in the way? can you safely bend it out of the way?

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    These can be bent back, or just snapped off. They dont do anything, except annoy me. I didnt take them off and spent ages wondering why i couldnt get the mouse in, grrr....
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    so you reckon i can try and snap the bugger? I'll try and take a pic

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    I know the things you mean. Asus use them too. I just made sure they sprung over the ps2 ports, rather than obstructing them. I think it's meant to reduce interference by grounding the ports.

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    I own a PC that changes regularly, so I don't bother putting anything in here...

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    i'll see what i can do tomorrow, i'll try and bend it backwards so its not to much in the way

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    You shouldn't really need to bend it at all. Just make sure it goes on top of the connector block
    I own a PC that changes regularly, so I don't bother putting anything in here...

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    i cant its attached to the bottom of the connector block, sort of pointing forwards.

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    • hotpurple's system
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    Did it bend when you first put the mobo in the case? Do you have a digi cam to show us?
    I own a PC that changes regularly, so I don't bother putting anything in here...

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