1. Before installing the motherboard, observe whether there are copper columns in the motherboard area of the chassis. If there is no pre-installed copper column, it needs to be installed manually first. Secondly, install the backboard baffle of the motherboard on the chassis and press it lightly to fix it. Then put the motherboard into the chassis and fix it with screws. When installing the screws, be careful not to tighten the screws too tightly to avoid damaging the motherboard.

2. Next, install the hard disk. This chassis provides a hard disk space for solid state drives. The installation method is to unscrew the baffle of the hard disk space, then aim the baffle at the back of the hard disk and screw on the four screws for fixing the hard disk.

3. Finally, the graphics card. Before installing the graphics card, you should see clearly how many PCI slots the current graphics card needs to occupy, remove the baffle corresponding to the graphics card slot on the chassis, and install the graphics card on the PCI-E slot of the motherboard. It should be noted here that in general, we can get better performance by installing the graphics card in the first PCI-E slot of the motherboard, because the bus bit width of some motherboards has decreased since the second PCI-E slot.

4. After installing the above hardware, it is necessary to connect the power supply lines of various hardware, including the 24Pin power supply of the motherboard and the 8Pin power supply of the CPU, the power supply of the hard disk and SATA data cable, and the 6Pin power supply interface of the graphics card. Pay attention to the layout of power supply lines when installing them. The chassis used this time supports back wiring, and redundant wiring can be arranged on the back and power supply area below the chassis to ensure the overall beauty of the host.

5. Reset the side panel of the chassis, and the installation process of the whole host is completely over.