ATX motherboards measure 12×9.6 inches (305×244mm), offering ample space. MATX (Micro ATX) is compact at 9.6×9.6 inches (244×244mm), saving space but limiting component layout.
ATX boards have 7-8 expansion slots, including 2-3 PCI-E x16 and 1-2 PCI-E x1 slots. This makes them perfect for multi-GPU setups, extra sound/network cards, or high-end capture cards.
MATX has 4-6 slots, usually 1-2 PCI-E x16 and 1 PCI-E x1. It works for single GPUs and basic expansion needs.
ATX provides 4-8 memory slots, ideal for memory-heavy tasks like virtualization or 3D modeling, allowing high-capacity RAM setups.
MATX offers 2-4 slots, enough for web browsing and light gaming but limiting future memory upgrades.
ATX has 6-8 storage connections (SATA + M.2), great for multiple NVMe SSDs—critical for video editors needing fast access to large files.
MATX has 2-4 connections, sufficient for basic storage (documents, games) but restrictive for extensive storage setups.
ATX features robust power delivery, supporting overclocked CPUs and multi-GPU systems—essential for hardcore gaming or power-hungry hardware.
MATX has simpler power systems, suitable for mainstream CPUs and single GPUs but not ideal for high-performance components.
MATX motherboards are more affordable, fitting budgets for everyday use (web browsing, office work).
ATX costs more but justifies the price for users needing expansion, power, and upgrade headroom.
MATX fits in both ATX and MATX cases, offering flexibility. ATX only works in ATX cases—critical if you have a compact case.
ATX’s larger size allows better heatsink/fan placement, aiding heat dissipation for long gaming or server sessions.
MATX’s compact design limits cooling options, potentially causing higher temps in small cases.
Casual gamers: MATX suffices for mid-range CPUs, single GPUs, and mainstream games at a lower cost.
Hardcore gamers: ATX is needed for overclocking, multi-GPU setups, and handling demanding titles.
ATX is better for video editing, 3D modeling, or photography—supporting extra GPUs, capture cards, and large memory/storage. MATX works only for entry-level, small-scale projects.
MATX is adequate for web browsing, office work, and light media. Choose ATX if you plan future upgrades (e.g., virtual machines, gaming).
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• Standard adjustable-height graphics card support bracket to protect the GPU.
Infinity Pro Black Panoramic Tempered Glass Mid-Tower Gaming PC Case
• Full-View DesignThe three sides feature tempered glass panels, allowing clear visibility of the RGB lighting and components inside the case, enhancing the overall aesthetics and creating a cool gaming environment.
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