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ATX Cases
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Yes as long as both the motherboard and case follow international form factor regulations, which they always do, it will be fine.
Just remember if the case is second hand only to put the stand off mounts aligned with the correct points on the motherboard.
Micro ATX motherboards do tend to be somewhat of a trade off, they are generally based on lower performing integrated chipsets and have a limited upgrade path, just a footnote* and information I am sure you already knew.
Martin
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Just remember if the case is second hand only to put the stand off mounts aligned with the correct points on the motherboard.
Micro ATX motherboards do tend to be somewhat of a trade off, they are generally based on lower performing integrated chipsets and have a limited upgrade path, just a footnote* and information I am sure you already knew.
Martin
Replying helps further our knowledge, without comment leaves us wondering.
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