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June 16th, 2004, 04:37 PM
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Question Regarding How To Fit Motherboards
I am building myself a little gaming pc. I have found the motherboard i want which is an ASROCK P4i65GV and is micro atx form factor.
I have looked everywhere and cant find any cases designed for micro atx boards. I am new to building a pc from scratch, I have used barebones before. How do you fit motherboards. I know they come with a plate to go on the back of the pc, but how do you fix them inside the case. Do you have to drill holes to mount the board?
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June 17th, 2004, 09:35 AM
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Look on newegg, you can search cases for the microATX form factor. Some cases will fit multiple form factors. The case comes with holes in the side which you put spacers in (come with the case or mobo), then put on the board and screw it down. THe holes in the board match up with the screw locations in the case, no drilling required or anything.
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