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If this isn't an exact match, it's very close:<br />
<a href="http://shop.intel.com/shop/product.asp?pid=SIDB8368&pfid=94&pindex=1&mscssid=S7MQ7695TMAA8PCGD8UEPTUP46JHDES0" rel="ugc">http://shop.intel.com/shop/product.asp?pid=SIDB8368&pfid=94&pindex=1&mscssid=S7MQ7695TMAA8PCGD8UEPTUP46JHDES0</a><br />

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If this isn't an exact match, it's very close:
http://shop.intel.com/shop/product.asp?pid=SIDB8368&pfid=94&pindex=1&mscssid=S7MQ7695TMAA8PCGD8UEPTUP46JHDES0 [http://shop.intel.com/shop/product.asp?pid=SIDB8368&pfid=94&pindex=1&mscssid=S7MQ7695TMAA8PCGD8UEPTUP46JHDES0]


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normally, the i/o shield comes with the mobo.<br />
So ask the retailer, or manufacturer for one, or ask a warranty replacement.
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normally, the i/o shield comes with the mobo.
So ask the retailer, or manufacturer for one, or ask a warranty replacement.

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Not sure if this helps but the model number of the board is &quot;&nbsp;MSI K8MM3-V Socket 754 VIA K8M800 Micro ATX AMD Motherboard&quot;.
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Not sure if this helps but the model number of the board is " MSI K8MM3-V Socket 754 VIA K8M800 Micro ATX AMD Motherboard".

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How do I make a good, decent template to cover my IO port on the back of the PC. I made the mistake of ordering an open box item and got no IO metal shield, just the mother board. Doh! This is a MSI motherboard Macro ATX form factor. &nbsp;Any suggestions? Clear tape and tin foil + exacto knife? &nbsp;<br />
Link to picture of my prob.<br />
<a href="http://enigmawebdesign.com/craigsad/IOPUNCH.jpg" rel="ugc">http://enigmawebdesign.com/craigsad/IOPUNCH.jpg</a>
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How do I make a good, decent template to cover my IO port on the back of the PC. I made the mistake of ordering an open box item and got no IO metal shield, just the mother board. Doh! This is a MSI motherboard Macro ATX form factor.  Any suggestions? Clear tape and tin foil + exacto knife?  
Link to picture of my prob.
http://enigmawebdesign.com/craigsad/IOPUNCH.jpg

Homemade IO punch out, Missing metal IO pannel for motherboard. How do I make one?

Components are those devices that are internal to a computer -- the PC boards, the central processor (CPU), the memory (RAM), disk and video controllers and so on.