will a pciX fit into an older case?

Varun

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Standards are standards - ATX motherboards fit in ATX cases so you will have no problems.

p.s it's PCIe, PCIX was a modified 64 bit parallel PCI bus.
 

n0cmonkey

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Originally posted by: Varun
Standards are standards - ATX motherboards fit in ATX cases so you will have no problems.

p.s it's PCIe, PCIX was a modified 64 bit parallel PCI bus.

With that little information, how do you know he isn't talking about PCI-X? :p

Although, I'm guessing a number of motherboards with PCI-X are EATX...
 

Varun

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Originally posted by: dephektr
will a PCI express motherboard fit into my case which i got before pciX came out?

That gives me a clue that he bought a PCI Express motherboard but confused the abbreviation with PCI-X :)

Of course it is possible that he bought his case before even PCI-X came out but as long as it is ATX it will still work fine.
 

n0cmonkey

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Originally posted by: Varun
Originally posted by: dephektr
will a PCI express motherboard fit into my case which i got before pciX came out?

That gives me a clue that he bought a PCI Express motherboard but confused the abbreviation with PCI-X :)

Of course it is possible that he bought his case before even PCI-X came out but as long as it is ATX it will still work fine.

I'm a moron. :beer: