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Chapter 4: Installing The Mainboard In The Case
After you’ve installed the CPU,
heatsink, and RAM to the mainboard, it’s time to install the mainboard
in the case. Read the mainboard manual to see if any jumpers on the
mainboard need to be adjusted. Usually, the board will be all ready
to go.
It’s also a good idea to familiarize
yourself with the various connectors on the mainboard, especially the
small pin connectors to the case, such as the power LED and reset switch.
When the board is installed in the case, it might be harder to see the
pins and the printing on the mainboard. So, it’s good to know what
goes where ahead of time
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