micro or regular ATX?
501395
it is a micro atx case, and it supports both micro atx and full atx motherboards, and full sized graphics cards, i know because im using a ATX board in it right now
501396
It says in the description "MOTHERBOARD SUPPORT ATX, MICRO-ATX". I put a Gigabyte G1.sniper Z97 board in it which I believe is a ATX board if my memory serves me correctly.
501397
Kenneth, like many modern cases, this has holes to place your standoffs in a standard or a micro pattern.
1319781
Not sure specific model of case, but I think all ATX case should be ATX standard, I add this to ATX motherboard and atx case...
1424183
no, this is a full size card. I could barely fit it in a standard atx case. although the case I have barely fit a full atx motherboard.
872147
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.
415471
Honestly if you are doing a new build I'd go with the NEX750G... its a much more solid power supply. Nice case though.
34754
Optiplex 760 is a Mini Tower from what I've seen online. I believe you need a medium tower for this card to fit decently. I use a HAF 922 which is a medium tower (fits in well with a lot of room for air circulation to keep my PC temperature cool).
1539068
This all depends on motherboard manufacturers. PCI is definitely on its way out, so if you are worried, I would get the STX version.
581589
That's a personal preference and experience based to be homest.I prefer ATI (AMD) cards so thats what i have in my build right now,a XFX R9 280,3gigs and its been performing like a champ so far.
177805
It will hold atx and micro atx. Go with micro so you have more room for fan and bigger heatsink. Atx motherboards are for bigger towers. Its will also fit a small liquid cooling system.
633536
There are some mini itx cases that will support micro atx. In this case.... I don't believe that is the "case". Your micro atx board will be to big.
423686
The GTX 660 does fit in a micro atx motherboard. However, the card is big and it could take up some space (PCI slots, RAM, etc)
736437
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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The size of your motherboard is irrelevant. The power connections are what you need to be paying attention to. In most cases you should have your 20+4 and either a 4 or 8 pin atx power input on the board. The question is will you case with that micro atx board fit everything you plan to put into it.
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MicroATX boards can be anywhere between 171.45 mm × 171.45 mm (6.75 in × 6.75 in) and 244 mm × 244 mm (9.6 in × 9.6 in) in size.As far as mobo length (the side that runs along the rear of the chassis from the left side to the right side) - don't go any longer than 203mm (ie. no bigger than Mini-DTX - I had to file down a poprivet just to get the Mini-DTX motherboard to fit)As far as depth (the length from the rear of the chassis in towards the centre/front) - don't go any longer than 180mm
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Yes it should fit fine. Any Micro ATX motherboard fits fine, unless it's a FULL size ATX board with 6 or more PCI slots, which yours is not. Hope this helps!
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I had no success in fitting it in a Micro case. It is a tight fit in a normal ATX case.
1787716
Standard ATX will fit definitely (160mm). I'm not sure about to 1000+ watt PSU, they can be 170mm+.