Just brought a X-Case S620B. Not sure which motherboard will fit.

[Enshirou]

So I just received the X-Case S620B case today and I'm not too sure which type of Intel micro-atx motherboard I will be able to fit in it. Any help would be appreciated.

These are the Technical Specs and Description taken from the website.
http://www.xcase.co.uk/Mini-Tower-Case-p/case-xcase-s620b.htm

Also added a screen shot of the back of the case :

Technical Specs
Piano Mirror Coated Front Panel
Can stand vertically with foot stand or horizontally
For Micro ATX boards

With Foot Stand
Dimensions W 345 D 385 H 114mm
Black finish with 1 and 1 x 3.5" bay

Hinge releases 5.25 & 3.5" Tray
Blue highlight LED
Vented for dual core system to top side and rear
Quick release internal bays for access to 3.5" bay
2 x 80mm side exhaust fans
400w SFX psu 24 pin +SATA ready
4 low profile expansion slots
0.7mm SECC Japanese metal interior
1 pc cover removable with two screws
ROHS compliant

Description

Desktop, Tower or HTPC
Slim design - Blue Light Strip
Included power supply
Micro Atx with 1 x 5.25" + 2 x 3.5"

Features
Code: D-S620B
Audio Output: Y

I/O Ports: 2 x USB 2.0

Colour: Black

Weight: 6000g

Form Factor: Micro Tower / Desktop

Supported Motherboard Form Factor: PC

Type: 0.7mm SECC

Material: 80/80

Ventilation Fans: 1 * 5.25 | 1* 3.5

External Drive bays: 1 * 3.5

Internal Drive bays :

 

[johnb35]

Any micro ATX motherboard will work.

 

[Enshirou]

I was looking at getting this board but as you can see the box I highlighted doesn't seem to fit in the right place with the case that I got. I don't really know how to explain it properly but I hope you kind of understand what I'm trying to say.

 

[jevery]

The I/O Shield, (the panel with the cutouts), in the back of the case pops out. New motherboards come with an I/O Shield that matches the configuration of their I/O connectors that you will press into the I/O opening in your case. Everything should then line up properly.