look for a Flex mobo that would fit in to this....

[PhoenixOfWater]

Here the case
Link

i just need that will fit in to the case and have video for i can use it on a TV, i have tryed looking but i can't find any.... I don't care if its Intel or AMD (would a any P4 mobo fit in)?

Thank you

 

[LazyBastard]

On the page you have linked, it said it you can use most micro ATX boards up to 9.6" by 9.6". So, you could probably stick in a board like the Abit NV7m, that has integrated video, audio and LAN.

 

[PhoenixOfWater]

yeah but i didn't like the way its sounded

Note: This case can accomidate most larger micro ATX boards including those of 9.6 x 9.6. However, for the boards of 9.6 x 9.6 and over, please note that there is approximately 1.5 inches verticle clearance between the motherboard tray and the 5.25 bay.

I want to be able to have a DVD and a HD in the case......will i still be able to with 1.5 clearance?

 

[LazyBastard]

If you look at the mechanical drawing of the schematics of the design (on the page you linked to), the hardrive is under the 3.5 bay, next to, but not over the motherboard. The 5.25 bay hangs over part of the motherboard, over the PCI/AGP slot area. That's why I said to get a fully integrated board like the NV7m, or another nForce board, or one based on the Intel 845G/GE chipset. So, you won't need to use any PCI/AGP cards. If you look at the design of the case, if you wanted to use PCI/AGP cards, you'd need half-height cards anyway.
So, if you don't have any cards, the tallest part of the boards in that area will be the empty PCI/AGP slots, which are less than 1.5 inches. So, you should have no problems fitting a DVD, and hard drive into the case, with a 9.6" square mATX board.
But don't quote me on that. I had problems fitting a mATX board into a small ATX sized mini-tower case (the case was not too deep, and the CD-ROM was interfering with the memory slots).
Ask the guys at Directron if they could take a look at the case, and see if a 9.6" square mATX board, DVD player, and hard drive can fit in it with no problems.

 

[PhoenixOfWater]

what would you say about its mobo?
Link and Link
its said it have Support for a Add-in LCD & TV-Out Card....where do i get one? i have search on the web but can't find anything
or its mobo
Link but i can find it anywhere

 

[LazyBastard]

Well, I happen to also own a P4B533-VM. It's a decent board. There are FSB options in the BIOS, but not in 1MHz steps. No voltage tweaks in the BIOS, so you'll have to volt mod the chip to up the voltage.

There are no overclocking options for the NV7m, but the NV7m is the most stable mb I've ever owned.

 

[PhoenixOfWater]

With the P4B533-VM, did it come with the Add-in LCD & TV-Out Card? if not where do i get one?

 

[LazyBastard]

Mine didn't come with a TV-OUT card, but then again, I bought an OEM version from Newegg. A retail version may come with the card. You may have to order any extra cards like that directly from Asus. Remember, if you want to use it with the case we're talking about, that case only accepts half-height PCI/AGP cards.