Designed to fit the Micro-ATX motherboard standard, you can even mount the Blitz in a contemporary PC case and run it on a standard ATX power supply. An earlier prototype of the Blitz motherboard.

Micro-ATX motherboards, on the other hand, are often cheaper and offer better compatibility with other PC components. This makes them a suitable choice for budget configurations.

ATX cases are the most common computer size but Mini-ITX has grown in popularity in recent years for its portability, ...

So when choosing between an ATX vs. Micro-ATX board, you have to think ahead a bit. The differences between the two form factors depend a lot on what you want out of your PC.

Micro ATX cases are a great option for building a smaller, more portable gaming PC. These cases are designed to accommodate all the essential components of a gaming rig while still being small ...

Both Mini-ITX and Micro ATX boards are squares, whereas standard ATX is a rectangle. Between the two smaller sizes, the Mini-ITX board is noticeably smaller at 6.7 inches x 6.7 inches, while the ...

I'm building a new PC for the first time since 2004 (used a laptop between now and then) and I'm trying to decide what motherboard to base it around. I want to try a Micro ATX for portability. I'm ...

As for the case itself, MetalFish says it will hold Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX motherboards, as well as dual-slot graphics cards up to 220mm long thanks to a horizontal riser.

DeepCool has just announced the launch of its latest Micro-ATX PC cases, the CH260 and CH270 DIGITAL cases. These new additions are set to provide enthusiasts with a compelling blend of robust… ...

If you're looking to build a relatively compact system, one option is to roll with NZXT's H400i, a smaller sized case for micro-ATX motherboards. It's on sale today at Newegg for $130, down from $150.