Motherboard Form Factors

Motherboards come in different shapes and sizes, known as a form factor. And in addition to its shape and size, the form factor includes the type of power supply and power connectors, the rear input/output panel, the mounting holes, etc.

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6:09

Can't stop squeaking
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[obada.]

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[SupraManG]

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[nitroglycerific]

Great info! I'd never even heard of NLX before this. A good follow-up later might be the motherboard form factors of smaller devices, such as laptops and mobile phones.

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