What the form factor?

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Shadowwrath5

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Hi I was wondering if anyone knew the form factor of the motherboard iin this computer: (http://shop.lenovo.com/us/en/desktops/thinkcentre/m-series-towers/m92p-sff/?sb=:00000025:00003356:). My friend wants my old graphics card and it obviously wont fit in that case so we are trying to transfer to a bigger one. Thanks for the help!
 
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geofelt
Based on the two expansion card openings, I would guess it is ITX.
Measure it, and compare it to the sizes in this link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_form_factor

Of more concern might be the psu. It looks like the psu is not a standard atx, perhaps flx or sff.
ATX will be 150mm wide x 85mm tall.
If your graphics card as anything stronger than a 7750, it will likely need a psu upgrade too.

I would imagine that the motherboard will fit in an new case. The rear I/o panel format has been unchanged for a long time.
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Based on the two expansion card openings, I would guess it is ITX.
Measure it, and compare it to the sizes in this link:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_form_factor

Of more concern might be the psu. It looks like the psu is not a standard atx, perhaps flx or sff.
ATX will be 150mm wide x 85mm tall.
If your graphics card as anything stronger than a 7750, it will likely need a psu upgrade too.

I would imagine that the motherboard will fit in an new case. The rear I/o panel format has been unchanged for a long time.
 
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