What size is this motherboard (ITX, mATX, ATX..)

[ericpaul411]

I really want to know what size is this motherboard because I wanna upgrade the PC case

 

[alexoiu]

It doesn't look like a standard one to me, so a standard pc case might not work.

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

It's got a Lenovo label on it, but since they don't actually make motherboards themselves (they have them custom-made by a third party) it may not conform to any form-factor standard as we know them. Best plan is buy a case which accepts several form-factors and keep your fingers crossed.

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

MERGED QUESTION
Question from ericpaul411 : "Problems with "unofficial" motherboard"

I have an "unofficial" (I think) Lenovo motherboard and I'm trying to buy a new PC casing. But the problem now is that I don't know what model/size my motherboard is.. Can someone help me?

What do you mean by "unofficial"?

Counterfeit, stolen.....?

I mean like unbranded

About all you can do is look for branded motherboards that physically appear identical to the motherboard you have.

There may be a clue or two in the fine print on the motherboard.

If the mother board came from a Lenovo system that may help narrow the search.

However there may be some modifications to the board for Lenovo's (or whatever manufacturer) purposes.

Take a couple of photographs - ensure that they are clear and sharp.

Post accordingly. Someone may recognize the board.

Here is how to post an image:

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2173703/post-images-tomshardware-guide.html

About all you can do is look for branded motherboards that physically appear identical to the motherboard you have.

There may be a clue or two in the fine print on the motherboard.

If the mother board came from a Lenovo system that may help narrow the search.

However there may be some modifications to the board for Lenovo's (or whatever manufacturer) purposes.

Take a couple of photographs - ensure that they are clear and sharp.

Post accordingly. Someone may recognize the board.

Here is how to post an image:

http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2173703/post-images-tomshardware-guide.html

Sorry for being offline for along time, but I contacted the manufacturer and they gave me this photo, the manufacturer said they are unable to know the size of the desktop motherboard (which is really dumb)..

 

[Phillip Corcoran]

ericpaul411 - - Please try to avoid starting multiple threads on the same topic.

 

[madmatt30]

Totally non standard board, that's from a sff lenovo & the front outputs are hard soldered.

It may be possible to botch it into a new case with the use of a dremel & a drill but to me it's more hassle than it's worth.

Also takes a non standard 12v only psu so that's another issue that comes into play.