face plate?
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It is actually called an I/O shield.Please let me know what is the main advantage of motherboard face plate?
Actually, that is not true. It also is there to ensure a common ground (Earth) is across all the many connectors found there. This ensures no "cross-talk" or interference is introduced into the various circuits. If you notice, this shield does not just have holes punched out, but also many tines or fingers that grip the various connectors. That is what makes the grounding connections.Other than that, it doesn't really do anything.
Actually, that is not true. It also is there to ensure a common ground (Earth) is across all the many connectors found there. This ensures no "cross-talk" or interference is introduced into the various circuits. If you notice, this shield does not just have holes punched out, but also many tines or fingers that grip the various connectors. That is what makes the grounding connections.
Ah, thanks. I didn't know that.
If there is one thing I have learned over the years working computers, it is the more I learn, the more I learn there is to learn!I didn't know that.
Not really. The ATX Form Factor standard dictates the exact size and placement of the hole in the case, and the ATX Form Factor dictates the exact placement for the I/O group on the motherboard, but the motherboard maker can arrange all those I/O connections anywhere they want within that group. This is why whenever you buy a new motherboard, you get a new I/O shield for your case that lines up with all the ports on the motherboard.i also thought it would be just part of the casing lol
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