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Help!!! What is uATX?

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Soldur

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Is uATX the same as micro ATX?

I want to order a new case and I want to make sure my mobo will fit. Thanks!
 
umm Yes... The Greek Symbol "μ" is the engineering notation for micro. Sometimes people get lazy and use "u" instead.
 
SEALTeamSix said:
You're buying a uATX case... have you seen this one? Looks schazzy to me...

-SEAL
Click to expand...

got a nice sparkle power supply too :)

i'll probably still get the aria when i buy a case, though..
 
Thanks for the help!

The whole reason I'm looking at buying a new case is b/c I just bought a radeon 9800 pro and after installing and using it for a while I started getting artifacts. When I opened the case it was like a gazillion degrees in there. I added a couple of fans and it helped a little, but not enough, so I currently have a sideless case and it runs great.

Option #1 - Try to get a microATX / ATX case, I know the ATX cases usually have beefier power supplies and more cooling options than a microATX form factor.

Option #2 - Get a new ATX mobo and ATX case to move everything over to.


Any suggestions on what would be a good "combo" case to save me buying a new mobo?

What would be a good ATX mobo for a 2.53 P4 w/533 FSB that I could eventually move up to a 3.4 P4 HT w/800mhz FSB?
 
Any ATX case will work with a Micro ATX motherboard. (it will just have lots of empty space at the bottom where the PCI slots normally go)

==>Lazn
 
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