and chilly. But first we have to install the backplate. Find the Intel backplate and assemble it for Socket 1155 per Thermaltake's instructions. Attach it to the rear of the motherboard. Assemble the retaining clips and screws in the socket ring. Take the motherboard I/O shield, pop off the tabs covering the Wi-Fi antenna ports, and install it into the case back. Unscrew the case's 12cm exhaust fan and set it aside. Install the motherboard into the case using four screws (image F). 6. Add the Cooler Take the all-in-one cooler and one of the 12cm fans, as well as four of the mounting screws and four washers. Run the screws through the washers, through the mounting holes at the back of the case, through the fan (making sure it's oriented to exhaust out of the case), and into the mounting holes on the radiator. Attach the pump unit to the CPU with the socket ring. Turn to tighten, alternating in an X pattern. Take the other fan, positioned to blow air through the radiator out of the case just like the first, and install it on the side of the radiator. Plug the fans into the included Y cable and into the CPU_FAN header, and plug the pump unit into the SYS_FAN header near the SATA ports. 7. Route the Power Now is a good time to route some power-supply cables. Bring the 8-pin and 24-pin ATX power cables and one PCIe cable around the front of the PSU