To install the motherboard to the case, you have to thread 6 screws through the backside. You will need to use some tape to hold the screws in place so they don’t fall out. Then put a standoff on each screw so that the motherboard will be at the right height. Also tape the I/O back plane to the case if you have one so that it will be in the right place.
After you have the screws in and the standoffs on, you will need to slide your motherboard onto the screws and into the I/O back plane. I found that getting everything to fit together right was a little bit of a task. After giving it a few trys I finally got it in. You will then need to put a nut on each of the screws and tighten it down.
I then installed my video card and NIC, they went in no problem, however when I went to secure them with a screw it was a bit tight. The screwdriver did not have enough room to allow me to screw it in strait.
I also installed the power supply to the case, again it went it no problem. It had a lot of room around it and the screws provided with the case fit my Enermax PSU fine.
Here is a picture of the back of the case with the motherboard, cards, power supply, CPU, heatsink and RAM installed.
Like I mentioned before the front bezel is removable, all you need to do is unscrew the 4 cap nuts on the front and pull it out. You can see also where you install the power button and the power and HDD LED.
