Need template for tower case.

[David Farber]

I need one of those aluminum templates to fit the back ports on my tower
case. The configuration of the ports is as seen on this ASRock K7VT4A+
motherboard (see link below). I have a few of these templates lying around
but nothing that fits this. Does this have a particular name? Does anyone
sell this?

http://www.pbase.com/image/86983909

Thanks for your reply.

 

[Frank McCoy]

In alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt "David Farber"

I need one of those aluminum templates to fit the back ports on my tower
case. The configuration of the ports is as seen on this ASRock K7VT4A+
motherboard (see link below). I have a few of these templates lying around
but nothing that fits this. Does this have a particular name? Does anyone
sell this?

http://www.pbase.com/image/86983909

Thanks for your reply.

They usually come with your motherboard.
If you still have the box, check inside.

 

[David Farber]

In alt.comp.hardware.pc-homebuilt "David Farber"


They usually come with your motherboard.
If you still have the box, check inside.

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I bought it as a used, ebay special.

 

[lisa swallowz]

I bought it as a used, ebay special.

then try ebay or the guy you bought it from

 

[Andy]

It's called a (motherboard/ATX/back panel) I/O Shield, made out of
"springy" steel.
<http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfsopZ32QQfsooZ2QQrprZ136?satitle=i/o+shield>

 

[sandy58]

It's called a (motherboard/ATX/back panel) I/O Shield, made out of
"springy" steel.
<http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQfsopZ32QQfsooZ2QQrprZ136?satitle=i/o+sh...>

Back/face plate? Side/face plate? Shiny thin thing with holes in it to
fit other bits sticking out but fitting nice.

 

[David Farber]

"> It's called a (motherboard/ATX/back panel) I/O Shield, made out of

"springy" steel.


It's called a (motherboard/ATX/back panel) I/O Shield, made out of
"springy" steel.

So that's what they're called. However, I haven't seen any on ebay that have
the configuration where the mouse and keyboard ports are situated on a
horizontal axis rather than the vertical. One computer tech I talked to
thought that it might be a proprietary board.

Thanks for your reply.

 

[bushwhacker]

"> It's called a (motherboard/ATX/back panel) I/O Shield, made out of


So that's what they're called. However, I haven't seen any on ebay that
have
the configuration where the mouse and keyboard ports are situated on a
horizontal axis rather than the vertical. One computer tech I talked to
thought that it might be a proprietary board.

Thanks for your reply.

Your board is an asrock, try asrock, they should be able to help you find
one.