Hi all,I'm considering building a Micro ATX system because space will probably be a big consideration in a dorm. I've done some research and I found a few micro atx cases that seem to fit the bill ...

Micro-ATX cases, on the other hand, offer more space for fans and larger radiators. Micro-ATX motherboards offer slightly more space and therefore more room for additional components.

DeepCool MATREXX 40 Micro-ATX Case Despite its small size, DeepCool has clearly placed an emphasis on cooling performance with the MATREXX 40 by it offering AIO support for cooler designs up to ...

Both Mini-ITX and Micro ATX boards are squares, whereas standard ATX is a rectangle. Between the two smaller sizes, the Mini-ITX board is noticeably smaller at 6.7 inches x 6.7 inches, while the ...

How to Install a Micro ATX Motherboard. Small form factor computers, which are often used where space is limited, such as medical offices and call centers, typically use smaller motherboards as a ...

At the recent SilverStone Expo 2017 Autumn in Japan, the company unveiled a prototype of their latest micro-ATX enclosure called the CS381. As reported in ASCII.jp, the compact case is designed ...

But even if you can live with the empty space, you can't ignore the obvious. Most Mini-ITX motherboards ship with fewer USB 3.0 headers compared to ATX boards, which power up a couple USB-A ports ...

It’s tough to tell in this grandiose lead shot, but the new NZXT Vulcan Micro ATX case is LAN-party-portable, as it stands just 16 inches tall and 16 inches deep—40% smaller than a typical tower.

They are designed for extremely compact systems where space is a premium. On the other hand, micro-ATX motherboards are larger, measuring around 244mm by 244mm (9.6 inches by 9.6 inches).