TechRadar outlines the differences between different motherboard sizes and their different features and functionality ...

For starters, on most ATX motherboards ... consider adding more USB ports via PCIe. Whether your motherboard lacked ports out of the box or you plugged them all up with accessories and peripherals ...

(Advanced Technology EXtended motherboard) The PC motherboard that superseded the Baby AT design. The ATX layout rotated the CPU and memory 90 degrees, allowing full-length expansions to be ...

Because Thermaltake’s The Tower Series points the motherboard’s typical "front edge" down and its rear ports (that is, its ...

Designed to fit the Micro-ATX motherboard standard ... certainly do worse than pulling down a copy of G-DOS. If you do port it to a new board, make sure to let [NotArtyom] know.

The Baby AT was the first PC motherboard to build in sockets for I/O ports (serial ... the Baby AT was superseded by the ATX motherboard. See ATX motherboard and PC motherboards.

This one adds even more functionality by also switching the ATX signals from the motherboard and simplifying cable management to boot. While the PiKVM that we’ve featured before does include the ...