I can see a simple user issue if it's the white plastic type standoffs that slide in - just make sure they're connecting to the tray at the correct height. With brass standoffs and screws, I don't really see how they'd get those wrong...

firage wrote:

I can see a simple user issue if it's the white plastic type standoffs that slide in - just make sure they're connecting to the tray at the correct height. With brass standoffs and screws, I don't really see how they'd get those wrong...

It was the below standoffs, plastic ones and I had them slid-in on the lower half.

Yeah, so make sure the metal tray is between the bottom rings first of all. These things might have a couple different length standards, too.. There's a variety of them out there apparently.

Thats what i first checked, and was hoping was the issue. I think this case must have used a longer standard, but i just cant find any to purchase. May end up using double threaded standoffs with washers on ome side.

Mostly on the back side of the case (on the motherboard plate / tray) you need on the middle two brass screw in standoff`s. The rest needs to be those plastic ones..

In these brass screws you need to screw a fine threaded screw in (two of those) this will keep the board in the right position.

Just wanted to say how i fixed this.I know most people wont go for this method but I didnt feel I had a choice.

I could not find longer plastic standoff anywhere. So I took a hammer and hammered away at the back plate all over until it was the correct depth, making sure that any mounting points were equally pushed in all around.

Brute force is under rated.

Ah, the Hammer. All-purpose tool that should be in every toolkit 😀