Biggest problem I see with newer boards is they have fewer and fewer pci slots to add devices. Well that really gets painful on micro boards which might have only 1 or two and while it may not be a problem now, and many have pci-X1 and 2 slots, there aren't that many devices out yet to fit those newer X slots and the prices are pretty high for them besides. I would stay with full Atx boards as suggested.
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JW I don't even need one but the shipping is free and so is the case, Hell I bought one anyway. Who doesn't need a free case.JohnWill said:I have a pair of these cases, and right now all you pay is shipping. They have very good airflow, and I didn't have any issues with sharp edges building the systems. It's a no-brainer for me.Obviously, you will need a P/S, but you'll want to select a quality P/S, not something that the case manufacturer cut costs on to include in the package.
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