Motherboard IS ATX, right? Specs say mini-ATX. ............ on newegg it says ATX - a friend just bought it through there............same p/n's
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it depends on who you talk to, I consider this an ATX board, however, it has more features than a typical Mini ATX and it fits within the same criteria as most Mini ATX's. Sorry for the confusing answer. Basically, it's the physical size of a Mini.
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Its atx the tools are awesome and all work very well i have an amd a10 4.3ghz overclocked to 4.6 in it just using auto tune get it dude Info. http://www.anandtech.com/show/6360/asus-f2a85v-pro-review-a-look-at-fm2-with-a85x
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Not sure why amazon says micro-atx, it is standard atx size. It shouldn't matter much since the majority of cases these days will fit mini, micro, and standard atx unless it is a small form factor case.
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Not is this particular product. However, I learned you actually CAN put ATX mobos in SOME mini-ATX tower and even micro-ATX towers. This is because they come with adaptors to hold the ATX mobo. For example, I purchased the ASUS M5A99X EVO R2.0 AM3+, AMD 990X, SATA 6Gb/s, USB 3.0, ATX motherboard. I opted to purchase the Rosewill Micro-ATX Mini Tower Gaming Computer Case with USB 3.0 and 120mm Fans LINE-M-A Black, which claims it DOES accomodate an ATX. Also had good reviews. I then went to the PC Part Picker website: https://pcpartpicker.com/ that contains a wealth of cross-compatability information to confirm. Not is this particular product. However, I learned you actually CAN put ATX mobos in SOME mini-ATX tower and even micro-ATX towers. This is because they come with adaptors to hold the ATX mobo. For example, I purchased the ASUS M5A99X EVO R2.0 AM3+, AMD 990X, SATA 6Gb/s, USB 3.0, ATX motherboard. I opted to purchase the Rosewill Micro-ATX Mini Tower Gaming Computer Case with USB 3.0 and 120mm Fans LINE-M-A Black, which claims it DOES accomodate an ATX. Also had good reviews. I then went to the PC Part Picker website: https://pcpartpicker.com/ that contains a wealth of cross-compatability... » Read More Not is this particular product. However, I learned you actually CAN put ATX mobos in SOME mini-ATX tower and even micro-ATX towers. This is because they come with adaptors to hold the ATX mobo. For example, I purchased the ASUS M5A99X EVO R2.0 AM3+, AMD 990X, SATA 6Gb/s, USB 3.0, ATX motherboard. I opted to purchase the Rosewill Micro-ATX Mini Tower Gaming Computer Case with USB 3.0 and 120mm Fans LINE-M-A Black, which claims it DOES accomodate an ATX. Also had good reviews. I then went to the PC Part Picker website: https://pcpartpicker.com/ that contains a wealth of cross-compatability information to confirm. « Show Less
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Hello Bryan, "ATX" is a form factor designation created by Intel in the 1990s. Since this is an ATX motherboard and you are interested in an ATX chassis, the motherboard fits by definition. Good luck.
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Is this what you're looking for? http://www.amazon.com/Dual-Core-Motherboard-Universal-Mini-ITX-Automotive/dp/B005WDTD9Y/ref=sr_1_18?ie=UTF8&qid=1363143926&sr=8-18&keywords=M3-ATX
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According to the website "ATX, microATX, Mini ITX, DTX motherboard compatibility" my micro atx board hardly fit.
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the "micro" in the case designation refers to the maximum size motherboard it can accommodate, not the power supply that can be installed ... this case can use any "standard" size ATX supply
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LGA115x refers to the socket type for the CPU - you just need to make sure that the form factor of the mobo is micro-atx
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sorry- the "microATX" designation means it can only fit the smaller motherboards inside, those that don't have more than 3 expansion slots, and your MSI 970 (nice mobo, by the way) has 6, so you should be looking for what's called a "full size" ATX tower for it
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Motherboard Compatibility micro ATX / ATX the mother board will fit because it is a Micro ATX Motherboard. but the power supply is mounted on the bottom.
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It is a full size card and requires a full size slot and case. I am familiar with the Micro ATX Case, but given it says "micro" I am guessing it is not full size. I made that mistake.
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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!
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I would check Gigabyte's website or ask it on Tom's Hardware forum. They know everything!
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It's atx, but its short on three standoffs. I totaled a board while plugging in the 24pin power connector so be sure to hold the board when plugging it in. It's standard atx though. It fits in my other case fine, but using a full tower case, I guess I should have noticed.
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LMGTFY, when I bought my first main board I wasn't aware it was ATX , had more expansion slots, and wouldn't fit into the micro ATX case from our deceased Compaq. Cheers!
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I've already delivered the PC I built with this board, so I can't measure it directly. However, it is definitely a typical MicroATX form factor.
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It accepts micro-atx boards. I have an Asus A88XM-A in mine, works just fine.
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any other website beside asus could been a miss type O or not giving all the info about it... i always double check on hardware. plus learn more about the product from asus.com