Dell OptiPlex 390 SFF Case size?
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imsqam
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The system description says it all, it is a Small Form Factor (SFF) case which is more of a Dell proprietary Dell case type . It doesn't really fit into any of the standard categories for case size/shape. I suspect that you want more of answer than this so ask away. But be aware they can be a real pain to upgrade. It is the smallest of these three, the biggest one is a mid-tower.
https://goo.gl/images/CxiLh8
Detailed sizes can be found on page 16 of this tech guide
https://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/optix/en/optiplex-390-tech-guide.pdf
https://goo.gl/images/CxiLh8
Detailed sizes can be found on page 16 of this tech guide
https://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/optix/en/optiplex-390-tech-guide.pdf
imsqam
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Tried to search for info on the mobo form factor, found this replacement mobo for sale
https://www.amazon.com/Optiplex-Motherboard-DIH61R-Socket-System/dp/B01LNBIE6G
It states it is a DTX mobo and from looking at the picture that seems about right. Nothing in the Dell documentation that states mobo form factor.
https://www.amazon.com/Optiplex-Motherboard-DIH61R-Socket-System/dp/B01LNBIE6G
It states it is a DTX mobo and from looking at the picture that seems about right. Nothing in the Dell documentation that states mobo form factor.
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It's just a case.
Not only will you have issues with the motherboard mount, you'll probably also have issues with e PSU mounting space.
$30 spent on a new case is far cheaper than the brain pain you'll encounter trying to make that Dell SFF case work with regular ATX parts.
Not only will you have issues with the motherboard mount, you'll probably also have issues with e PSU mounting space.
$30 spent on a new case is far cheaper than the brain pain you'll encounter trying to make that Dell SFF case work with regular ATX parts.
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^^^^^
This right here.
Better off getting a new case & a new Sandy Bridge motherboard...& even then, the listed CPUs for that particular model were so limited (i3-2100, i3-2120, i5-2400) that it might just be time to upgrade.
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