SINGULARITY COMPUTERS PowerBoard EVGA E1 User manual

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All PowerBoards need PowerBoard Linking Cables.
Assembly Manual
The PSU mount is attached with 3x M3 x 6mm:
The VGPU mount is attached with 3x M3 x 10mm:
The PSU support bracket uses 2x #6-32 x 0.375” + 1x Nut. The Nut is only used if a short PSU
is mounted, as this bracket uses the MB standoffs when a long PSU is used:

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Motherboard standoffs are 9x #6-32 x 10mm SO-F and use 7x/8x #6-32 x 0.25” to secure
them from the back, depending on the PSU support bracket's position:
Motherboards are secured with 9x #6-32 x 0.25”.
The Distribution plate uses 6x M4 x 8mm, 4x at the bottom and 2x at the side:
Installing the assembly back into the case is easier
without the distribution plate, it can be slid into
position from the bottom of the case and then
secured to the PowerBoard.
Mind the ARGB LEDs on the PowerBoard while moving
the distribution plate to avoid damaging
them.
The power supply is secured with 4x #6-32 x 0.25”.
The 4 corner pieces use rubber spacers on both sides
to protect the PCB:

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To remove the stock motherboard tray, loosen all 4 carbon fibre strings until all 3 grub screws
become accessible on the parts that they are terminated into, then, only on one side, loosen the
grub screws and pull the string out then remove that string from one side of the radiator mount,
the motherboard IO plate and from the motherboard tray. After all 4 are done on one side, the
tray can be lifted out. Be careful with the metal parts as the carbon fibre strings will flail around
with these parts on them and could knock and scratch the paint on the chassis. Follow these steps
backwards to install the E1 PowerBoard into the case. This procedure is easier for 2 persons to
hold multiple pieces in place, especially to avoid the metal parts from scratching the chassis.