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Shuttle Motherboard in a Mid ATX Case?

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us3rnotfound

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Can you do this?

My friend wants to put everything in this case
into this new case.

Is this possible? Are all shuttle motherboards Micro ATX, because if so, I think it would work.

Thanks.
 
well, you can always buy a separate shuttle motherboard and build your own computer. shuttles dont build barebone xpc's only. they are primarily a board maker. go here for the mobo's they have. anyways, i'm pretty sure most shuttle motherboards are micro atx, so ya, i'm pretty sure it would work.
 
Originally posted by: Mik3y
well, you can always buy a separate shuttle motherboard and build your own computer. shuttles dont build barebone xpc's only. they are primarily a board maker. go here for the mobo's they have. anyways, i'm pretty sure most shuttle motherboards are micro atx, so ya, i'm pretty sure it would work.
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Yeah, but the thing is he wants not to buy a new mobo after his case arrives, so I'm pretty sure this would work too, but the only thing
is that there is no backplate I don't think that would fit this Shuttle motherboard.
 
of course it wont fit with its standard features. wut u gotta do is MAKE it fit. just mod the case to fit ur needs. the case should have a metal backplate where u can drill holes and etc.
 
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