Can an ATX motherboard go inside a micro ATX case?. The question is the title. The ATX motherboard size is 12" x 9.6" and the micro ATX case is 16.6" x 10.9" x 14.5". So I would think it could fit. Would the expansion slots line up or something?. The question...

Monitor test mode in Multiimedia Pulsar S. Archived from groups: alt.sys.pc-clone.packardbell () I have a Pulsar (I think it is an S?)called a multimedia which seems to use a 680 motherboard. I was testing it and it started asking me for passwords which...

Open up the chassis and examine the cylindrical capacitors for either leakage or bulging. Examine the motherboard for foreign substances on the surface, near the capacitors. Oh, heck. Just replace the stupid motherboard. Odds are maybe 99-1 that one...

are welcome. My only suggestion is that you purchase a standard case, something you like, with a PSU already in it - get one of those cool cases with the colors and with a Side Panel fan in addition to the fan on the rear of the case (inside). -- spam999free...

just plug those straight into your motherboard. The USB ports at the back of the motherboard are different, once you've properly placed your motherboard inside the case, the "rear panel ports" should be exposed at the back of the case. You can then plug in...

motherboard and the notebook shell be married together? Ignore the size issue for a moment (I'm not asking if an ATX motherboard could go inside the notebook shell), but focus on the integration of the technologies. Could the video adapter on the ATX motherboard...

controlling the IDE channels. There are several ways to do so: 1. Find info somewhere about the motherboard inside the system. This is unreliable, because PB changed components inside its systems without changing the model. 2. Identify the motherboard...

to pair an IGP, or mGPU (motherboard GPU), with a discreet graphics card, or cards, for two new mdoes of operation. NVIDIA calls these new modes Hybrid Power and GeForce Boost. GeForce Boost does what its name suggests. By coupling the motherboard's integrated...

possible to remove the motherboard and change the processor? Is this difficult or troublesome? I notice there is a huge fan in the way, is it possible to just remove the fan/cooling thing, keep the motherboard inside the machine, and change it that way (if...