Is the Dell T110 using a standard motherboard size?

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I have the opportunity to buy a very cheap, second hand Dell T110 tower. However, I want to move most of the components, namely motherboard, processor and memory, to a rack case.

Is anyone able to work out if the motherboard is a standard size, e.g. mATX, as opposed to a proprietary form factor?

If it is of any help, the owner's manual shows the screw locations.

Ben

Posted 2014-10-14T02:34:00.920

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Did you even do a basic Google search? Tons of sites have pics and specs. – JakeGould – 2014-10-14T02:38:21.623

I did, thanks. They have pictures and specs, yes, but not the size of the motherboard. Please reverse your vote down. I can not tell from the pictures if that is what you mean. – Ben – 2014-10-14T02:43:40.630

most rack mount cases these days use SSI form factors (SSI EEB, CEB, and MEB). http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Computer_form_factor Most do not support ATX-varient form factors, but who knows, you might find one somewhere.

– Frank Thomas – 2014-10-14T02:43:50.053

I have: http://www.scorptec.com.au/product/Cases/Server_&_Rackmount/35673-RM22300

– Ben – 2014-10-14T02:46:08.137

that case will fit a full ATX motherboard. it doesn't say anything about EATX, or Mini/Micro-ATX though. you should probably contact the manufacturer, or consult the manual. – Frank Thomas – 2014-10-14T02:47:59.693

Thanks for pointing that out. I also have other cases in mind that state explicitly that they take mATX. – Ben – 2014-10-14T02:49:59.410

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I believe it is designed for a full ATX motherboard. Saying that, it has been around 2 months since I last opened one up. Here is the specification sheet for you though and may help with any further questions.

http://www.flagshiptech.com/eBay/Dell/T110IITechnical-Guide.pdf

Eddyy

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