[SOLVED] Would a Lenovo M82p SFF Desktop motherboard fit into the following case?

[Shreddedcoconut]

This is the case, and this is the motherboard.

Would that motherboard fit into the linked case? Thanks

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

measure the board and compare it to the case manufacturer's product specs.
any decent case will give you size; width, length, etc dimensions and the types\sizes of boards it can handle.

 

[Shreddedcoconut]

measure the board and compare it to the case manufacturer's product specs.
any decent case will give you size; width, length, etc dimensions and the types\sizes of boards it can handle.

Hmm, okay! Is the motherboard I linked a micro-ATX? If not, which -ATX would it be? Thanks

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

appears to be mATX but you can't really tell from just images. research the model and see what turns up online.

though that's quite a bit to pay for a low quality used OEM\generic 5 year old board.

 

[Shreddedcoconut]

appears to be mATX but you can't really tell from just images. research the model and see what turns up online.

though that's quite a bit to pay for a low quality used OEM\generic 5 year old board.

I'm not buying the board, I already have it (I'm switching cases from a used Lenovo ThinkCentre SFF M82p) and I would like to get this case, if it would work.

I'll try the case and if it doesn't work, return it, I guess

 

[Shreddedcoconut]

So, I guess the answer would be: It will probably work? I'm just looking for a case that can actually fit the motherboard

 

[JohnBonhamsGhost]

like i stated before; measure the board and compare it to the case manufacturer's product specs.

if it's worth purchasing there will be a product page dedicated to the case on the manufacturer's website.

 

[Shreddedcoconut]

So, I measured my current motherboard, and it's 9.6 inches wide and 9.6 inches tall, which is the size of a micro-ATX board, right? If so, then the case will work