Which I/O plate?

[cabinfever1977]

I got a Abit SG-72 motherboard and it didnt come with a I/O plate, i went and got a I/O plate on e-bay but it didnt fit right.

Anybody know where i can get one? and what part number?

 

[linux992]

You might be able to write the manufacture an email asking them to send you one or where you could get one.
http://www.abit.com.tw/

 

[StrangleHold]

Abit went bankrupt a few years ago and was bought out by USI and closed a couple of years ago.

 

[cabinfever1977]

heres some pics of the board:

 

[linux992]

That looks a lot like my Gigabyte board.

 

[Benny Boy]

Case solved. Or should I say motherboard?

http://compare.ebay.com/like/270366909337?var=lv&ltyp=AllFixedPriceItemTypes&var=sbar&rvr_id=227197939526&crlp=1_263602_309572&UA=%3F*I%3F&GUID=8490b42712f0a06437c60e16ffe249af&itemid=270366909337&ff4=263602_309572

edit: Depending on how far off the one you already bought is, transfering the pattern to it, and getting a sheetmetal shop to cut it, might be an option. Those guys are really good with sheers.

 

[cabinfever1977]

thanks for the link but i saw that one and wasnt 100% sure since i tryed one almost like that and was off by a little, but anyway i trying to get one for less than $15, i did order one for a $1 that just needs the audio jacks drilled out and im looking for another spare for less than $10.

Many diffrent brands use the same I/O plate like gigabyte and asus, i found like 5 or more diffrent brands using this one.