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Is this case a standard ATX case?

legcramp

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Hey guys I dug out this old dell case that was using a pentium 3 and I am about to toss my an Athlon 64 754 rig in here as I am upgrading my main system.

Anyways, can anyone confirm this case is a standard ATX case by looking at the screws?

Here is the picture and thanks for the help.

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Also that psu is an antec smartpower 450watt I tossed in.
 
nice thanks for the fast reply, looks like I dont have to buy a new case :)
 
heh its easier just to pull out a atx mobo and pop it in but yea save the trouble and ask :-p i know how the lazyness goes :D

anyways atleast you saved some money
 
Well I tossed in the stuff today and it fits, but half the screws on the motherboard dont fit correctly.. so only 4 screws are holding the motherboard down.

O well I'll survive, it's just my backup rig hehe.
 
If you look at the case again, you'll see how the holes are labelled with letters. Usually the "A" holes are for ATX boards, "B" holes are for mATX boards, etc...

I said "A" holes, hahaha.
 
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