29 Aug 2006 at 10:56 #1 fozzybear fozzybear Soldato Joined 27 Mar 2004 Posts 7,653 Location Manchester Question as in title. Will an uATX board fit into the PC-7?
29 Aug 2006 at 11:04 #2 jellybeard999 jellybeard999 Soldato Joined 7 Feb 2004 Posts 8,202 Location North East anything but EATX im led to believe
29 Aug 2006 at 11:09 #3 shadowscotland shadowscotland Soldato Joined 31 May 2006 Posts 7,564 Location West London uATX is just mATX with a different arrangement of componects so that cables aren't stretched across board in a SFF case (well that the theory)
uATX is just mATX with a different arrangement of componects so that cables aren't stretched across board in a SFF case (well that the theory)
29 Aug 2006 at 11:09 #4 p4radox p4radox Soldato Joined 1 Oct 2004 Posts 10,772 Location Cambs/Herts Yes. A Micro ATX board will fit into any ATX case.
29 Aug 2006 at 11:10 #5 fozzybear fozzybear Soldato OP Joined 27 Mar 2004 Posts 7,653 Location Manchester p4radox said: Yes. A Micro ATX board will fit into any ATX case. Click to expand... Ok, cheers guys. I just wanted to make 100% sure before i bought.
p4radox said: Yes. A Micro ATX board will fit into any ATX case. Click to expand... Ok, cheers guys. I just wanted to make 100% sure before i bought.
29 Aug 2006 at 18:02 #6 mosfet mosfet Associate Joined 28 Sep 2004 Posts 1,151 Location London shadowscotland said: uATX is just mATX with a different arrangement of componects so that cables aren't stretched across board in a SFF case (well that the theory) Click to expand... Hmm, surely u = mju = micro. microATX = uATX, it's just a shorter (and non standard way of doing it).
shadowscotland said: uATX is just mATX with a different arrangement of componects so that cables aren't stretched across board in a SFF case (well that the theory) Click to expand... Hmm, surely u = mju = micro. microATX = uATX, it's just a shorter (and non standard way of doing it).
29 Aug 2006 at 23:39 #7 shadowscotland shadowscotland Soldato Joined 31 May 2006 Posts 7,564 Location West London It's not just a different way of saying the same thing - check out the two asus boards below http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=7746240&postcount=6
It's not just a different way of saying the same thing - check out the two asus boards below http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showpost.php?p=7746240&postcount=6