ATX vs Micro ATX vs Mini ITX vs E-ATX: Which Motherboard From-Factor Should You Choose?

[@rootdefault6263]

Bro, the details are exactly what I needed and the diagram such a big up. I could visualize properly. Be blessed my guy

[@TechGuided]

Glad the video helped! Appeciate the comment. Many blessings to you.

[@brianmiller1574]

Excellent brake down of Pros and Cons when comparing Mini-ITX, Micro-ATX and ATX motherboards. This was needed video. Thank you

[@erikdek8008]

Отличный формат и подача видео! Всё без воды и по-существу. В русскоязычном сегменте я не нашёл ни одного видео про форм-факторы материнских плат. Спасибо!

[@ZGameWar]

Micro ATX is the way to go . For a normal pc build . Great video thanks

[@flashbangout]

All doubts and questions answered. Thank you!

[@Psoewish]

I have no idea why I even watched this video as I'm an already an experienced PC builder and will never go for anything other than ITX at this point, but here we are lol This was a very good, clear, informative video, I'll definitely be sharing this with anyone that's looking for this sort of explanation.

[@andrei-mx3ny]

I wanna move from ATX to ITX, is there a big difference when it comes to temps?

[@Psoewish]

@ it honestly depends a lot on the case you go with. Something like the Fractal Terra can be a nightmare to properly cool, but say the Coolermaster NR200P is nice because it has room for an AIO. The biggest challenge with building an ITX system is honestly the research involved in putting together a parts list, and cooling is one of the bigger considerations. But even then how much of a challenge it is to cool can still greatly vary based on the parts you want to go with. So the short answer is: yes it’s more challenging to figure out, but with good research and careful part selection you should be able to achieve similar results.

[@Huntlley]

@Psoewish Any thoughts on having a ROG B650E-I (mITX), a Kraken 280mm rad, and a 4070 on a Liam Li Dan A3? I will likely have to move around quite often in the near future. I have a Fractal Design North set up with a B650E-F (ATX). Although I like it, this thing is spacious, so a smaller case would be ideal. I have been thinking about the B650E-I because it has 3.0 ports and 2 M.2s. A lot of the mATX I have researched either offer one M.2 or have coil whine issues, so I kind of gave up on that.

[@Psoewish]

@ I actually have an extremely similar build to that, but in the smaller sibling to that case (Dan a4-h2o), so you should be be good on that!

[@Huntlley]

@@Psoewish I looked the Dan A4 H2O, such a good looking case. Too bad it won't fit a 280mm rad. Do you have any other suggestions for one that fits an ITX + 280mm rad? (Similar looking to the Dan A4). Thanks :)

[@khumokwezimashapa2245]

Please do a video to help choose the best monitor for our builds

[@galaxygolden]

Just the vid i was looking for in 2025. Yes i'm from 2025.....

[@nauvalassalam8661]

Nice video and very informative, thank you man

[@macoi3008]

I'm still using a B450 micro ATX motherboard. B450 Aorus M, Ryzen 5700x, 4070 ti, 32 gb ram, 1 TB nvme, 1 TB ssd. Stalker 2 runs very well in 1440p with a mix of high and epic graphics settings. Just make sure to get a good cooler. No need to buy an expensive motherboard.

[@MoRaXSCV]

Im getting my pc tommorow and i am kind of afraid since i got a msi pro b650m-p in my lian li vision chrome and i am afraid it wont look good.

[@CmentronTecnica]

either way its great company u dont wanna worry about the form..

[@BlazeMyster29]

ive been looking to build a pc but i dont know what you consider a "budget" build someone please tell me what a budget price range might be

[@Tom-927hkdhe8]

$500-700

[@beatsgamer9918]

Budget is a vague term cause it really boils down to what you can afford

[@JoshTrue-xt9bf]

You are very handsoe my friend