My case says it can fit ATX, but the specs here say its bigger than my case can support (max is 11"by12") do I go by form factor or size?
262486
Any ATX... You'll have more room off in a full atx case rather than the mediums...maybe I was unlucky but this Mb I got was used... Good luck!
1425699
This case is HUGE. It fit my Sapphire r9-270 with ease. ATX motherboards fit fine. You may need to use the extra risers it comes with. Just heads up so you don't install it, and figure out you want to add them and then having to take everything out to do so.
649550
It will fit a micro atx case, like any other standard psu; however, you'd better off with a Corsair psu. Pay a bit more and get a quality power supply, this is not a quality psu.
1044266
Yes, a micro ATX motherboard will fit in this case. Any full-sized ATX case will accommodate a microATX motherboard with ease, and plenty of room to spare. This is a great case, by the way, and good looking as well.
322929
Really great case, to answer your question, for sure the case will hold a MATX and a ATX motherboards, if its a full ATX, it might not. Went to Tigerdirect and looked up your MOBO, saw 3 and they were all ATX so it should fit. Case is 19.5 inches tall if that helps.
32922
An atx motherboard will not fit in this case. Any micro atx motherboard will fit in this case regardless of brand name. it has nothing to do with brand, everything to do with size.
290860
It very well should. I have a different model asus atx mobo in mine and it fit just fine.
322926
No worries man, it will fit! I have the same motherboard (Gigabyte 990FXA-UD3). I believe this case will fit any motherboard that is ATX or Mini-ATX format (this Gigabyte board is ATX format).
201045
Its a standard ATX board so as long as that is a standard case you'll be fine. I have a CoolerMaster case and the board fit just fine.
409302
This is a MicroATX Mother Board and it should fit just fine in this case, you got tons of space in this case for such of small foot print. hell you can even add a dual 1200MM water cooling system and you still got plenty of room. I have build many system and use many brands of computer cases, and I have to say this specific model is the best one I have aver use, due to it's small foot print, tons of space for H.D., graphic card, Heat zincs, water cooling, mother boards, and PSU. Is by far the best and better design case I have aver own.
91092
SilentFoto is correct. This will fit any ATX form factor but you have to consider space for the cables or zip-tie the ones that you don't need. The Dell specs show it is a mini-tower chassis, so it may be a mATX (microATX board) and that means things can get crowded inside the case. Obviously the plug on your Dell PSU is in a different direction but thats why XFX gives you extra ports for screws.
1410401
According to the website "ATX, microATX, Mini ITX, DTX motherboard compatibility" my micro atx board hardly fit.
1795327
it is a sizeable card, but that tower should fit it fine make sure you install it in the x16 slot. gpu cards usually can always be upgraded regardless, it is a very awesome card im loving it. the only thing to check is case size like a mini atx probably cant fit it but anything like mid or full towers can fit this card no problem.
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CEB Form Factor 12 inch x 10.5 inch ( 30.48 cm x 26.67 cm )I use a case NZXT Phantom ATX Full Tower, it fits perfectly, good case. I think that maybe it should fit in a mid-atx case but I didn't try it. By the way there is another newer version of this mobo ASUS P9X79-E WS but it is more expensive.
1402354
Micro atx. If your motherboard is micro atx it will fit. Otherwise it will not. The size of the motherboard is standard across manufacturers.
1627047
It's a server size case so it should be compatible with most full size ATX motherboards
521058
I can´t find any specs on your tower, however, mATX board is smaller than a ATX board. With that said, if you remove your motherboard from your tower, look for other (if any) holes unused. I have two mid tower cases and both fit either mATX or ATX. Hope this helps. Cheers!