The cost of your motherboard is also dependent on the form factor. For instance, mini-ITX motherboards will usually cost you more for the privilege, compared to ATX and micro-ATX boards. As far as ...

The Flex ATX is a more compact version of the micro-ATX and has a maximum size of 9 inches x 7.5 inches (229 mm x 191 mm). Most of the cheapest H610 offerings are based on the Flex ATX form factor.

We haven’t seen many B450 motherboards in for review since they launched, so today is a good day. I have in my hands, the B450M Mortar from MSI. We loved their B350 version which joined us with ...

The open hardware motherboard has onboard floppy, IDE, and PS/2 interfaces, with a trio of 8-bit ISA expansion slots for good measure. The Motorola 68030 CPU is humming along at 50 MHz, with 4 MB ...

The X99 Micro provides the ATX experience in a smaller form factor. It is true you can't use eight DIMMs, and you really can't do more than two-way SLI with double slotted cards, but those are ...

Corsair has announced that they have a pigmy tower PC case for micro ATX motherboard and mini ITX motherboards. The case allows for two full length graphics cards, so you can either SLI or X-Fire ...

You’ll find USB 3.0 support, room for a Mini-ITX or micro-ATX motherboard, a full-size ATX PSU and graphics cards of up to 330mm; more than enough room for many of the biggest cards on the market.

Mini ATX motherboards have a footprint measuring less than 11.2 by 8.2 inches, and micro ATX boards are even smaller at 9.6 inches square. These boards are popular among computer builders because ...

There is even more that this chassis offers, but if you would like to see what that is, you will need to continue reading, as we take a detailed tour around the BitFenix Aegis Micro-ATX tower chassis.

So that said I was looking at the i5 processors and I just honestly don't know what'd be a good micro atx board for it, and then any subsequent recommendations for micro cases and video cards to ...

Micro-ATX SLI Motherboard by Sean Pelletier — Monday, March 13, 2006, 07:00 AM EDT Comments ...