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Originally posted by jaydee116
I mean the mounting bolt going through that hole where the peice is bending. If it starts to bend it will hit the bolt on the inside of the hole and keep it from bending. You can't bend a peice of plastic with a steel shaft going through it to easy. Unless of course the holes are way wider than they need be. Non the less it doesn't matter. 3/8" plexy is plenty strong.
I am not sure why ASUS strayed from the standard, but all their newer boards seem to be like this. I got a dead ASUS A7V333 and it is the same as the ASUS A7V8X-X.
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I understand what you're saying....and you're right, absolutely....but the screenshot is meant to show the WAY it bends, not the magnitude....since the maximal displacement is 0.03mm from horizontal plane the Plexi is definitely NOT going to come into contact with the bolt.
And...please remind me not to purchase an ASUS motherboard....
