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-Plug video cables into graphics card. Fold them
so that they do not protrude past the bracket edge
-Avoid making creases near the connector to
reduce risk of damage
-Install the storage drive holder
-Attach storage drive
-Connect cables to all components
-2x countersunk 5 mm M3 screws (drive
holder)
-4x round head 4 mm M3 screws
(storage drive)
-Power button must be plugged in
-Side panels have 3 positions. Flush mount: outer-
most positions for top and bottom screws and the
middle position for the middle screw
-For quieter operation, use other mounting holes
-6x countersunk 5 mm M3 screws (front)
-5x round head 4 mm M3 screws, 1x 6-32 screw
(rear)
-Insert PSU. Vents should
face outwards
-3x 6-32 screws
-All cables must be plugged in
before this step
-Complete the frame by installing
the two struts in the front
-4x countersunk 5 mm M3 screws
-Slide in front panel while inserting the button's
cable into the case. Screw in on top and bottom
-Reposition the brackets behind the front panel for
a more loose fit
-Stick on the included adhesive rubber pads
-4x countersunk 5 mm M3 screws
-Insert the motherboard subassembly into the case
-3x countersunk 5 mm M3 screws (GPU bracket)
-2x round head 4 mm M3 screws (motherboard tray)
-6x round head 6 mm M4 screws
-Temporarily remove bottom bracket to install button
-Use the hex nut to fix the button in place, then
reinstall the bottom bracket
-Consult your motherboard manual for the front
panel header pin layout. Plug the power button wires
into the corresponding motherboard pins
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