Will the mother board in a elite 8200 fit in an atx case?

[fastcat73]

I bought a refurbished computer HP Elite 8200 mini tower and want to know if that mother board will fit into a atx case?

 

[Calvin7]

HP Compaq 8200 Elite Minitower PC Motherboard 611834-001
http://www.hexparts.com/HP-Compaq-8200-Elite-Minitower-PC-Motherboard-611834-001_p_1775.html

It doesn't look like it will fit.

 

[fastcat73]

HP Compaq 8200 Elite Minitower PC Motherboard 611834-001
http://www.hexparts.com/HP-Compaq-8200-Elite-Minitower-PC-Motherboard-611834-001_p_1775.html

It doesn't look like it will fit.

I need to put it in another case so I can use my larger psu so I can add a graphics card, what would you suggest

 

[Chayan4400]

HP Compaq 8200 Elite Minitower PC Motherboard 611834-001
http://www.hexparts.com/HP-Compaq-8200-Elite-Minitower-PC-Motherboard-611834-001_p_1775.html

It doesn't look like it will fit.

I need to put it in another case so I can use my larger psu so I can add a graphics card, what would you suggest

Unfortunately, the 8200 series have BTX style motherboards, meaning that the components on the motherboard are essentially flipped, so it isn't compatible with any case on the market.

I happen to have the 8000 elite SFF version, and I was also trying to find ways to add a graphics card before I built my PC, and I can safely tell you that even if you do find a BTX case, there is no way you can replace the power supply for the motherboard because it doesn't have a 24-pin connector, and is a proprietary power supply made especially for that system.

If I remember correctly, power was given through a six pin and four pin connector that are completely different from the six pin PCI-E power connector and four pin CPU power connectors. Your best bet is to build a new PC, as your current system has too many problems to be viable for a gaming setup. You can reuse the RAM and the HDD, and build a good system for ~$450-500.