J jackouiafl Prominent Nov 4, 2017 13 0 510 Nov 18, 2017 #1 I bought a ATX motherboard a while back, i just noticed on the mobo that the 4+4 CPU connector socket has the words EATX 12V next to it but my board is ATX, i'm a little confused can anyone clarify?
I bought a ATX motherboard a while back, i just noticed on the mobo that the 4+4 CPU connector socket has the words EATX 12V next to it but my board is ATX, i'm a little confused can anyone clarify?
SoggyTissue Estimable Jun 27, 2017 1,029 0 2,960 Nov 18, 2017 #2 atx is the form factor (mostly everything is atx these days). E means its extended/larger . M means its a micro/smaller. you dont need to worry about anything Upvote 0 Downvote
atx is the form factor (mostly everything is atx these days). E means its extended/larger . M means its a micro/smaller. you dont need to worry about anything
J jackouiafl Prominent Nov 4, 2017 13 0 510 Nov 18, 2017 #3 SoggyTissue : atx is the form factor (mostly everything is atx these days). E means its extended/larger . M means its a micro/smaller. you dont need to worry about anything Just worried because i bought an atx board but it has an EATX sign on one of the power plugs Upvote 0 Downvote
SoggyTissue : atx is the form factor (mostly everything is atx these days). E means its extended/larger . M means its a micro/smaller. you dont need to worry about anything Just worried because i bought an atx board but it has an EATX sign on one of the power plugs
SoggyTissue Estimable Jun 27, 2017 1,029 0 2,960 Nov 19, 2017 #4 nothing to worry about probably means its an extra plug for an extra powered device Upvote 0 Downvote