wafflez New Member Nov 21, 2007 #4 just curious...why? doesn't that defeat the purpose of getting a microatx mobo?
Geoff VIP Member Nov 21, 2007 #5 wafflez said: just curious...why? doesn't that defeat the purpose of getting a microatx mobo? Click to expand... Well an example would be if you want a cheap motherboard with integrated video, then most of them would be MicroATX.
wafflez said: just curious...why? doesn't that defeat the purpose of getting a microatx mobo? Click to expand... Well an example would be if you want a cheap motherboard with integrated video, then most of them would be MicroATX.
O oscaryu1 VIP Member Nov 21, 2007 #6 wafflez said: just curious...why? doesn't that defeat the purpose of getting a microatx mobo? Click to expand... That and some people want some space , or don't need as many expansion slots.
wafflez said: just curious...why? doesn't that defeat the purpose of getting a microatx mobo? Click to expand... That and some people want some space , or don't need as many expansion slots.
B Bronson7 New Member Nov 21, 2007 #7 Carefull! Not ALL cases support the micro atx form. Some are ATX only. Best bet is call the mfg's support number and verify it. Bronson7
Carefull! Not ALL cases support the micro atx form. Some are ATX only. Best bet is call the mfg's support number and verify it. Bronson7
, or don't need as many expansion slots.