The middle standoff has a rounded end which helps position the board correctly in the case. The C70 makes it really easy to line up the motherboard with the mounting standoffs in the case. In the picture above the motherboard screws are in bag on the lower left side. First find the box of hardware in the C70 case which contains all the motherboard screws. Now that the I/O shield is installed we can move forward with the motherboard installation. If you forget this step (as I have before) you will need to remove the motherboard in order to get the I/O shield installed. The next step is to install the motherboard, but always remember one important thing before you screw the motherboard into the case, you will want to first snap in the I/O shield which should be in the motherboard box. With the PSU installed, I went ahead and installed the rear exhaust fan (AF120 QE), I’ll hold off on installing the intake fans so that I have a little more room to work with while I install the rest of the components. The next step is to install the PSU, since the AX Series is fully-modular, its cables will not get in the way while we install the rest of the components, and we can attach power cables as we need them.
The first thing I am going to do is remove the existing fans since we will eventually be replacing them with the new Airflow Series fans from Corsair.
Memory: 16GB Vengeance DDR3 Memory (CMZ16GX3M4X1600C9G).Case: Vengeance Series C70 (Military Green).Let’s start with the list of hardware I’ll be using. Among those products is our Vengeance Series C70 gaming case which comes in three colors (Military Green, Arctic White, and Gunmetal Black), I will be using the Military Green version and hopefully this build log will give you a better look at the features and design of the C70. With the Computex show right around the corner it was time to build some systems to show off some of our newly announced and released products.
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