Mini-ITX mobo in an ATX case?

[Sunner]

Well, I've read up a bit on it, and it seems like VIA's line of Mini-ITX mobo's should fit in a normal ATX case, but since I couldn't find any official word on it, I thought I'd make sure first.
The mobo Im thinking of is VIA's EPIA with an 800 MHz C3.

And yes I know the C3 is slow and all, but Im looking at this for two purposes.
For one thing, it's gonna be a cheap upgrade for a guy who's presently running a K62@400 MHz, and he's happy with the speed, but the system doesn't work to well in general(some incompabilities, and some stability issues).
And the second possible use would be for a future firewall upgrade for myself, where one of these would be perfect since they're small, cool, and quiet.

So, anyone running one of these things?

 

[Mingon]

Try the forums at sudhian.com or even mini-itx.com

 

[DaveSimmons]

Hmm, for compatibility you might do better for your friend getting a used BX or socket370 bundle from AT FS/FT forum, anything at Celeron400 or faster. Or one of those dirt-cheap Duron bundles if the case has a good power supply.

For yourself it makes more sense for the quiet. The via should include the I/O shield for the back of the case so I don't see any problems, but like Mignon says sudhian.com (AKA viahardware.com) has a nice SFF / mini forum.

 

[Sunner]

Doh!
Didn't think of Viahardware, thanks for waking my brain up