How do screw on your motherboard?

[TheGreatSatan]

I hate newer cases that have the rise (nipple) where the screw goes in under your motherboard and into the tray. I would rather use standoffs.

Do you screw the board directly to the nipple or do you add those little orange/brown spacers between the board and tray?

I can never make them stay put.

[Spawn-Inc]

does it line up with the i/o sheild if you put the risers then the mobo?

what case? if you need risers it will have come with the case.

[TheGreatSatan]

If you put on risers it makes the mobo too high for the IO plate

[Luke122]

Spammer! Reported!

Also, the answer to your topic title: Uncomfortably.

[FuzzyPlushroom]

Hah! Good one, Luke.

I've screwed 'em straight down to the "nipple" before, but if it's a machine I'm paranoid about I'll put one of those red/orange paper/rubber don't-scratch-your-case washers between the board and the case.

[Luke122]

I found that holding the mobo upside down, and putting the screws through it and holding them in place with a small piece of masking tape worked best.

[Spawn-Inc]

just toss it in and get the welder out and your done! but alas so is your mobo...

[jdbnsn]

Uncomfortably.

LMAO!!! +rep for the tearful laugh!

[SXRguyinMA]

my armor case has the standard threaded standoffs. the compaq case I'm using for project monster has those raised nipple things that you screw right into