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Which component is used to elevate the motherboard above the case surface?

• Screws

• Standoffs

• CPU

• RAM

What is the purpose of motherboard standoffs?

• To secure the GPU

• To prevent direct contact with the metal case

• To increase the motherboard's performance

• To cool down the CPU

Why is it important to follow the step-by-step motherboard mounting process?

• To increase the cost of assembling a PC

• To ensure efficient component integration

• To make the assembly process longer

• To reduce the reliability of the PC

Which step involves screwing brass standoffs into the motherboard tray?

• Prepare the Case

• Insert Standoffs

• Position the Motherboard

• Locate the standoff holes

What would happen if the motherboard is not properly secured with standoffs?

• Increased performance

• Short circuits

• Better cooling

• Enhanced stability

What are M3 Metal Standoff Screws commonly used for during motherboard installation?

• Attaching fans to the case

• Securing the motherboard to the mounting tray

• Holding side panels in place

• Installing expansion cards

Why are thumbscrews preferred for certain components during PC assembly?

• They provide insulation

• They require minimal tools for tightening

• They prevent short circuits

• They have a flat head for easy tightening

Which type of screws are used for attaching fans to the case?

• M3 Metal Standoff Screws

• 6-32 Screws

• Thumbscrews

• M5x10 Screws

How do motherboard standoffs prevent short circuits during PC assembly?

• By elevating the motherboard above the case surface

• By tightening the screws securely

• By aligning with the motherboard's mounting holes

• By increasing the performance of the CPU

What potential risks could arise from not properly preparing the case before mounting the motherboard?

• Decreased performance of the GPU

• Increased stability of the PC

• Risk of damaging components due to improper alignment

• Improved efficiency of the RAM