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Make it your own: The ASUS 3D Printing Project
ASUS welcomes a new era of PC customization by being the first motherboard brand to support 3D-printable parts, an initiative that allows hobbyists, enthusiasts and modders to add unique modifications to their ROG Strix X99 Gaming and ROG Rampage V Edition 10 motherboards. These boards feature easily swappable parts, enabling passionate DIYers to design and 3D-print their own replacement name plates and logos in a variety of colors and materials to match their themed builds. This exciting development brings a whole new world of personalization to the DIY PC experience.
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Z170 Pro Gaming AURA - Cable Cover
Function: Covers cables from power supply connector and RGB strips
How to fix: Use standoffs on the motherboards chassis mounting holes
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Z170 Pro Gaming AURA - I/O cover
Function: Personalize your motherboard
How to fix: Use standoffs on the motherboards chassis mounting holes
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Z170 Pro Gaming AURA - M.2 fan holder
Function: 40x40mm fan holder to cool down the M.2 surface area
How to fix: Use standoffs over 6.5mm in height to attach the fan mount to the motherboard
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Cable combs
Function: 24pins for a neater cable management
How to fix: Clip the cable in the cable comb
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SLI bridge cover
Function: 3-way SLI HB bridge customization
How to fix: Clip the cover on the SLI bridge (glue or tape isn't needed)
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ROG Rampage V Edition 10 - ROG logo
Limitation: We recommend to not use metal materials as it too thick to be able to clip it on
How to fix: Clip it on
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ROG Strix X99 Gaming – ROG logo on PCH cover
No limitations
How to fix: Double sided tape
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ROG Strix X99 Gaming – Strix logo on I/O cover
No limitations
How to fix: Double sided tape
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ROG Strix X99 Gaming - Nameplate
No limitations
How to fix: Double sided tape
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TUF Sabertooth Z170 Mark 1- Original TUF badge
Suggest not to use FDM technology
How to fix: Double sided tape
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