Question Is this an atx or micro-atx? It came with a prebuilt I got back in 2016 and before changing it I wanna make sure my new mobo is the same size.

[biruz117]

https://imgur.com/a/siCMtpa

It is an Asus H110-I/G11CD/DP_MB but the Asus links are down and the multiple websites I've checked have conflicting information about it, some say matx and another says eatx, just wanna make sure I can fit at least a matx motherboard in this case

https://imgur.com/a/8w9hDK9

this is how it looks on the inside

https://imgur.com/a/SejS7dm

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Thanks in advance.

 

[Lafong]

Amazon.com

Almost certainly micro ATX.

EATX is noticeably larger and will not fit in most cases.

But I would not be sure that all micro ATX boards are compatible with your Asus case, power supply, and connectors.

 

[biruz117]

Amazon.com

Almost certainly micro ATX.

EATX is noticeably larger and will not fit in most cases.

thank you, so would any micro atx fit in this case? I wanted to buy this one and wasn't sure this old case was designed for other motherboards
https://www.amazon.es/-/pt/dp/B09YH6388V/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=B660+pro&s=computers&sr=1-1

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

so would any micro atx fit in this case?

most OEM manufactured cases & boards are not compatible with retail models.
the same goes for their included power supplies.

you will need to do some serious measuring and comparison between this OEM setup and available retail components to ensure compatibility;
-motherboard & case sizes, standoffs, connecting screw holes, rear I/O positioning, etc.
-power supply available cables and their connector types, etc...

 

[biruz117]

most OEM manufactured cases & boards are not compatible with retail models.
the same goes for their included power supplies.

you will need to do some serious measuring and comparison between this OEM setup and available retail components to ensure compatibility;
-motherboard & case sizes, standoffs, connecting screw holes, rear I/O positioning, etc.
-power supply available cables and their connector types, etc...

thanks for the reply, i've already switched the psu, ram and gpu so the motherboard was really the only thing I was worried about, guess I really need to invest in a case, I could diy some aspects of this one but buying a new one is probably the best thing i can do.