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 Post subject: Need some help please
PostPosted: Thu Jun 30, 2011 10:08 am 
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Hello Computer gurus,
I am in a process of building a new desktop PC and I have found a case and a motherboard that I like, my question is how would I know if the case is compatible with the motherboard? what is the trick if there is one?
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PostPosted: Thu Jun 30, 2011 8:10 pm 
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Most if not all regular desktop motherboards are ATX or microATX. Most if not all regular desktop cases will fit an ATX or microATX board.

Brand/model of board?
Brand/model of case?

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evasive wrote:
Most if not all regular desktop motherboards are ATX or microATX. Most if not all regular desktop cases will fit an ATX or microATX board.

Brand/model of board?
Brand/model of case?


and most if not all retailers offer specs on cases, that specify the form factor motherboard(s) it can fit..

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