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Abbreviated as EATX or E-ATX, extended ATX is a wider form of ATX. Unfortunately, there is no standard for the width, though it is typically around the same width or smaller than SSI-EEB, at 305 x 330mm. (12 x 13in) | Abbreviated as EATX or E-ATX, extended ATX is a wider form of ATX. Unfortunately, there is no standard for the width, though it is typically around the same width or smaller than SSI-EEB, at 305 x 330mm. (12 x 13in) | ||
[[Category:Motherboards|E-ATX]] | [[Category:Motherboards|E-ATX]] | ||
[[Category:Form Factors|E-ATX]] | [[Category:Form Factors|E-ATX]] | ||
{{DEFAULTSORT:E-ATX}} | {{DEFAULTSORT:E-ATX}} | ||
Revision as of 20:48, 1 December 2020
File:Atxscale-improved.svg
ATX motherboard size comparison.
Abbreviated as EATX or E-ATX, extended ATX is a wider form of ATX. Unfortunately, there is no standard for the width, though it is typically around the same width or smaller than SSI-EEB, at 305 x 330mm. (12 x 13in)