780t - dual motherboard?

[Nosparatu]

I heard the corsair 780t could support dual motherboards (one micro, one mini) with purchase of a bracket that would raise one motherboard slightly. i have yet to find any further information on if this is true or not, i also havent been able to find the source of this information as i watch a lot of videos in a day.

Any help would be fantastic, thanks

 

[a39232]

I heard the corsair 780t could support dual motherboards (one micro, one mini) with purchase of a bracket that would raise one motherboard slightly. i have yet to find any further information on if this is true or not, i also havent been able to find the source of this information as i watch a lot of videos in a day.

Any help would be fantastic, thanks

I doubt that that is possible even if it is it would be a bad idea, more heat and more cables to run that and i have yet to see a case that actually supports two motherboards so i don't see it as a good idea.

 

[Nosparatu]

I doubt that that is possible even if it is it would be a bad idea, more heat and more cables to run that and i have yet to see a case that actually supports two motherboards so i don't see it as a good idea.

I'm well aware of problems with the idea. But it would be ideal for my situation

 

[unksol]

Of course not. Where would the I/O and card slots go? Not possible other than just throwing it in there.

 

[photonboy]

Impossible AFAIK.

For one thing, where would you put the connectors for the second motherboard?

Update: said above already..

I don't know who told you this but it defies common sense.

 

[Nosparatu]

Of course not. Where would the I/O and card slots go? Not possible other than just throwing it in there.

Panel stuff went to the front in a 5.25. I don't remember about the Io panel but it doesn't matter to me. I suppose I'll just end up doing it myself

 

[unksol]

If you want it you need a case designed for it. Like either the thermaltake stackable ones where you can have two systems. Or the phanteks enthoo.

www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811854014

But the 780t def not.

 

[Nosparatu]

If you want it you need a case designed for it. Like either the thermaltake stackable ones where you can have two systems. Or the phanteks enthoo.

www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811854014

But the 780t def not.

That was the case I was thinking of! I must have mistaken them at some point. But I think I'd like to do that sort of thing in the 780t. I much prefer the looks