difference between Gigabyte H97-HD3 and Gigabyte H97M-D3H

[Cornerbog]

I'm gonna buy an i5 4460 and a GTX 970, but I don't know which H97 board to get. What's the difference between those two boards, and can you give me any suggestions for perhaps cheaper H97 motherboards that are still able to work with the GTX 970 and i5 4460. Thanks in advance

 

[revernt]

The D3H is Micro-ATX.

 

[Cornerbog]

The D3H is Micro-ATX.

Sorry, forgot to reply instead of answering. As I just said, is there any performance difference. Or should I just go with the M-ATX because it's cheaper

 

[TVE Distribution Group]

The D3H is Micro-ATX.

Sorry, forgot to reply instead of answering. As I just said, is there any performance difference. Or should I just go with the M-ATX because it's cheaper

"mATX motherboards are often cheaper. They are obviously smaller, and usually lack the extra PCIe slots. They are capable of fitting in the smaller cases. If you've got the budget and room in the case, I usually recommend ATX motherboards."

"Choose an ATX motherboard if you're going to be running CrossFire/SLI as there are more expansion slots. Also, ATX boards are bigger and are slightly better for enthusiast-level overclocking. If, however, you just need a motherboard for one video card and won't be doing an extreme amount of OC'ing, then a micro-ATX board will be perfect for you, even if you're a gamer. Just remember to put it in a nice ATX case for better cooling!"

answers from this link http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/275124-30-micro-standard