Leo takes a look at the new budget case from Game Max - the Silent White. How does it fare? Read full review here: <a href=" ...

One of the key complaints that PC gaming enthusiasts have leveled against Dell's Alienware gaming machines in recent years is their continued use of proprietary components. Things have improved in ...

Next up, you’ll need to pick the size of motherboard you need. If you’re just using a normal PC case, a standard ATX motherboard is what you need. However, if your case is smaller, it may only ...

Big towers offer the most space; all standard motherboard sizes fit in here, and often XL-ATX and/or E-ATX are also supported. With these cases, you have plenty of space for components and cable ...

The first aspect of compatibility to pay close attention to is the motherboard size. An ATX board is the most ... start with the lowest at Standard, and end with A++. 80 Plus is the other ...

micro-ATX, and mini-ITX motherboards. There are some options for small form factor PCs, such as this tiny , but mostly, it’s all standard cases for your regular use. Some of these cheaper cases ...

A well-rounded B850 motherboard that ditches USB4 to invest ... which is the bare minimum we’d expect on an ATX board to offer the flexibility to power multiple CPU cooler fans, pumps and ...

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While you might still find no-name motherboards installed into the heart of your PC, they should all at least fall in line with the standard size and layout of Mini ITX or Micro ATX motherboards.

It comes in three main options: a Standard fixed-height desk ... space inside for up to two whole gaming PCs based on up to E-ATX motherboards and with space for two power supplies, up to a ...

Most AM4 motherboards support up to 128GB of DDR4 RAM across 4 slots. Some micro-ATX or mini-ITX boards may support less, for example, 64GB, as there are two RAM slots, but 128GB is standard for ATX ...