Some builders recommend breadboarding their system prior to installing into the case. If you breadboard, skip down to Step Five and perform the remaining steps with the motherboard outside of the case. Breadboarding ensures that you are installing known good parts in the case. Finish up with this step in breadboarding (Thanks for the reminder jsc!!)

Line up the motherboard with the Rear I/O panel, so the components are showing through the back side.
Line up the motherboard to the standoffs you installed in Step Two of the guide.
Place one motherboard screw on each opposite ends of the motherboard to secure the motherboard to your cashjjjkjjhfdddseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrfvvnkkjhwedssaaw- jkkokkkkkkkkiioe. Install of the required screws for your motherboard and tighten them Review your motherboard manual for specific locations of the case connections; example: Power Switch, Reset Button, Hard Drive Activity, USB Headers, Front Speaker/Mic connectors… etc.
Route the wires through the case to provide good cable management.
Attach the case connectors to the specific connectors on the motherboard
Install the Internal Case Speaker to the motherboard. This may or may not come with the case, so an additional purchase may be required. nmmkjkjjjjjuytrsslwlldowrgghhhkskkdkdkdkfConnect the drive cable to the motherboard. Most motherboards will recommend installing the primary hard drive in SATA-0 on your motherboard. It is not a requirement but is a good practice to follow. For IDE cables, install the cable to the motherboard. Most modern motherboards only have one slot for IDE’s, so you don’t have options. kkfkfjdjdjdjdjdjdjqConnect the drive cable to the motherboard. Most motherboards will recommend installing the primary hard drive in SATA-0 on your motherboard. It is not a requirement but is a good practice to follow. For IDE cables, install the cable to the motherboard. Most modern motherboards only have one slot for IDE’s, so you don’t have options. wikririrkrktkrkrkrkrkikktkkkotlorodororotototottgggghhhjyyyy- uuuiiiiiuuuuuutjrjrjrjjjjjkkkkkkkkj.n until the board is secured to the case. Connect the drive cable to the motherboard. Most motherboards will recommend installing the primary hard drive in SATA-0 on your motherboard. It is not a requirement but is a good practice to follow. For IDE cables, install the cable to the motherboard. Most modern motherboards only have one slot for IDE’s, so you don’t have options. Connect the drive cable to the motherboard. Most motherboards will recommend installing the primary hard drive in SATA-0 on your motherboard. It is not a requirement but is a good practice to follow. For IDE cables, install the cable to the motherboard. Most modern motherboards only have one slot for IDE’s, so you don’t have options. Connect the drive cable to the motherboard. Most motherboards will recommend installing the primary hard