The document provides instructions for installing a motherboard into a system case. It describes positioning the motherboard on the case and lining up the holes on the motherboard with the risers or standoffs in the case. Once lined up, the motherboard is secured using fine-threaded screws through the aligned holes.

2. MOTHERBOARD MOTHERBOARD: Also called the "System Board," it is the main printed circuit board in an electronic device, which contains sockets or slots that accept additional boards.

3. Locate the stand outs where you will screw the motherboard

4. Position the motherboard on the system case.

5. Make sure the motherboard is position make a note of which holes on the case line up with those on the motherboard.

6. Once each of the risers is fitted, place the motherboard into the case and line each hole up to the risers. Secure it using the 'fine threaded' screws.