Does anybody know if there would be any problems with using a Micro ATX form factor for my Mobo & computer case with regards to my Blu-ray burner?
(Perhaps the Blu-ray burners need the more ample cooling area of a larger ATX case or Micro ATX mobo's are lacking something that Blu-ray burners may require?)
Also, the mobo must have room for the HDCP video card required for Blu-ray as well as a DVB PCI card for viewing sat TV and some type of Video capture? card for direct recording of programs on to my hard drive. And lastly some kind of wireless adapter card for internet connectivity. Sounds like a lot for a Micro ATX board, but I have seen that they(MicroATX mobo's) have on average 4 expansion slots.
But I dont know what kind of slots are necessary. AGP, PCI or PCI-Express? Can any body please help me on all this?
(Perhaps the Blu-ray burners need the more ample cooling area of a larger ATX case or Micro ATX mobo's are lacking something that Blu-ray burners may require?)
Also, the mobo must have room for the HDCP video card required for Blu-ray as well as a DVB PCI card for viewing sat TV and some type of Video capture? card for direct recording of programs on to my hard drive. And lastly some kind of wireless adapter card for internet connectivity. Sounds like a lot for a Micro ATX board, but I have seen that they(MicroATX mobo's) have on average 4 expansion slots.
But I dont know what kind of slots are necessary. AGP, PCI or PCI-Express? Can any body please help me on all this?