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BryceBT

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Found out I actually ordered this motherboard which is an ATX form factor

I'm thinking about cancelling and getting this motherboard because it would fit the color scheme of the case very nicely.

I plan on overclocking at about 4.5GHz, will both motherboards perform the same?
 
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They'd still perform the same. Basically identical specs, except one is Fatal1ty branded.
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They'd still perform the same. Basically identical specs, except one is Fatal1ty branded.
 
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shatarupa

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I am new to this.Just wanted some more clarity on whats exactly a full ATX board?
Thanks.
 
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BryceBT

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FULL is just the size of the actual motherboard. Basically just make sure the case you are buying will be able to fit the motherboard you want. The most common size is standard ATX (or just "ATX motherboard") and the most common case size is mid tower (which fits standard ATX and micro ATX). I haven't looked at any full ATX boards but I would also assume you get some added features but they are probably just more usb ports or something and won't be worth it.

 
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Curious why you chose that Biostar mobo?
 
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