Do all motherboards have the same mounting holes?

The reason for this is because every single case you buy to hold your PC components will have different screw needs. For example, different cases have different sized screw holes. This is because larger screws can take the heavier weight of ATX and extended ATX motherboards.

How many screws does a micro ATX need?

Reputable. cin19 : From the picture, you need 6 of them.

Are all micro ATX motherboards the same size?

Well they all have the same width, but the length can vary. Not just from AMD to Intel, but in Intel and AMD motherboards.

Can all cases fit micro ATX?

Micro atx cases can fit micro atx and mini itx boards. Atx case can fit, mini, micro, and atx boards, and eatx case can fit them all.

Does it matter what screws I use on my motherboard?

It’s a sure bet that only one type will screw in to a depth that is appropriate for the MoBo. If it doesn’t screw in easily with just light grip w/ 2 fingers, ya got the wrong screw.

Are all MoBo standoffs the same?

From experience over many years, they are all standard threads and size, but not length, that varies by case manufacturer. Generally a computer case will come with 9 standoffs to meet ATX standards, unless the case is smaller.

How many MoBo screws do I need?

Your case comes with the necessary screw to install ATX motherboards, assuming it’s an ATX case. So if you have an ATX case, you should have 9 motherboard screws.

Can a ATX fit in a microATX?

Backward compatibility. microATX was explicitly designed to be backward-compatible with ATX. The mounting points of microATX motherboards are a subset of those used on full-size ATX boards, and the I/O panel is identical. Thus, microATX motherboards can be used in full-size ATX cases.

What is form factor on a motherboard?

Form factor refers to the physical size and shape (according to outside dimensions) of a computer device. It is most often used to describe the size of circuit boards, especially the motherboard and expansion cards. For more information about form factors in general, visit: http://www.formfactors.org/

Will my Mobo fit in this case?

The easiest way to tell if your motherboard will fit in your case is to simply check the form factors supported by the case as well as your motherboard form factor. When buying a case, the supported motherboard form factor is one of the top things that the manufacturer lists under the specifications.

Can a ATX fit in a micro ATX?