Next on the agenda is installing the best RAM to take care of your computer memory.
Make sure you use the right ones here, as you don’t want to thread the standoffs, in case you need to remove it at a later date. Then it’s a simple case of securing the motherboard down with the screws that came with your chassis. Next, lay your motherboard down inside the chassis – carefully lining up its rear ports with the corresponding holes in the I/O shield you just installed – on top of the standoffs installed in your chassis. Make sure it’s right side up by matching the pattern of cutouts to the arrangement of ports on the back of your motherboard. Now that’s done, first find your motherboard’s rear I/O shield, and push it into the rectangular slot in the back of your PC case. If it doesn’t you may want to i nstall any CPU cooler backplates and M.2 solid-state drives at this juncture. Secondly, see if your PC case has a large CPU cutout or window cut into the back of the motherboard frame. Check for pre-installed motherboard standoffs, ensure the number and arrangement of them conforms to the holes found on your motherboard. Before we get to install one of the best motherboards, you’ll want to check on a few things about your PC case.
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