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Soldato
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Right, just to prove someone wrong, is uATX the same as Micro ATX? and how compatible are they... :rolleyes:

EDIT: i say they are the same... but i didn't wanna post incase i was wrong and made to look a f00l :D
 
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V|per said:
is uATX the same as Micro ATX?
Yup :)

uATX = Micro-ATX

u is used a lot in PC hardware and normal means Micro, like on some of the Abit mobos they have a feature called uGuru (meaning Micro-Guru) etc . . .
 
Yes, u is micro...

Wikipedia said: u is a nonstandard way of writing the SI prefix mu (μ), denoting 10-6 = 0.000001 (one millionth), and pronounced as micro. This is commonly done in computer programs or computer systems without Unicode font support, where the lowercase u glyph is the closest ASCII approximation to the μ glyph.
 
mwahaha... he's off to buy the beer, he didn't believe me when i said u = micro (although normally it looks like a little u with a front tail too)

He's been trying to find cases that fit motherboards, and been having a hard time of it... dunno why he doesn't just get ATX cases... they'll fit most boards :rolleyes:

Cheers Big.Wayne, thats my drinks bought for the night ;)
 
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