Can I move my mother board from a SFF case to a mid tower cabinet

[svrosenmeier]

Hi guys

I have a Lenovo Edge 72 in a small form factor cabinet and I want to move it to a mid tower

But which format is my mobo? (atx, mini-atx...?)
My motherboard is like this:

And will the plugs fit in to a standard mid tower cabinet? Like this: http://

Hope you can help, as I have been Googling for hours...
Thanx

 

[feelinfroggy777]

Yeah, that looks like a mATX board and it will fit fine in that case. That board will fit in any case that supports mATX (which is most midtower and above cases).

 

[jankerson]

They are highly proprietary so it's not worth the effort thinking about it.

Get another PC and stay away from SFF's.

 

[SkyNetRising]

I don't see anything proprietary about it - standard psu connectors 24pin + standard 4pin 12v cpu, standard fan connectors.
There are no problems with migrating this into any standard mATX or ATX case.

New standard size PSU will be necessary though.

 

[jankerson]

I don't see anything proprietary about it - standard psu connectors 24pin + standard 4pin 12v cpu, standard fan connectors.
There are no problems with migrating this into any standard mATX or ATX case.

New standard size PSU will be necessary though.

Good luck with that...

 

[feelinfroggy777]

They are highly proprietary so it's not worth the effort thinking about it.

Get another PC and stay away from SFF's.

I don't see anything proprietary about it - standard psu connectors 24pin + standard 4pin 12v cpu, standard fan connectors.
There are no problems with migrating this into any standard mATX or ATX case.

New standard size PSU will be necessary though.

There is nothing proprietary about that boards form factor. The holes for the stand-offs align with mATX configuration and it has standard connections for the PSU cables. I agree with SkynetRising, the only thing that wont fit in the case is the PSU.

 

[svrosenmeier]

Thanks guys. I will make the move and get back to you, for you to know if it fits.
And yes, a new PSU will also be needed.