Tryx tells us that the Luca L70’s power supply bay supports a 190mm unit at most, but our standard test unit from Cooler Master is a little bigger than that. We measured a depth of 235mm, though ...

Instead of bolts and screws, the bracket affixes to the rear side of the motherboards using a double-sided adhesive. Installers will then want to focus on the opposite side of motherboards.

Motherboards that lack a hole in this location ... Rather than having tabs to engage the screw holes, however, it simply has holes that clear the heads of the screws, not actually locking anything ...

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As for the bay’s removal, it’s secured by that tiny screw seen to the right side of those knurled screws. The L70’s removable motherboard tray is held at the front by two more knurled screws ...

Aside from being charmingly named, Geometric Future says this is a 'backpack class' case design that doesn't just look pretty ...

In addition to the previously mentioned extra expansion slots (11 in total), the Alta D1 provides, in its stock configuration ...

The Intel B860 motherboards are officially here, with MSI MAG B860M MORTAR WIFI being one of the models just launched. Here's ...

2 slot on your motherboard. Remove any existing modules if necessary. Insert the M.2/NVMe SSD into the slot at about a 30-degree angle and gently press down. Secure the SSD with the screw provided.

If you're building a new system, then you'll also find that we've seen motherboards come down in ... with a single screw to secure the drive into place, while there are also countless YouTube ...