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The most popular design size architecture of motherboards used in personal computers. When buying a computer case and motherboard it is important to make sure that they are of compatible size, and this is where a standard form factor size like ATX is very useful. There are various sizes of ATX form factors such as Micro, which would typically be 24 x 22 cm. You can find AT / ATX computer cases that includes features such as front USB / audio / firewire, cases made completely of aluminium, CE / EMC certified, 3.5 HDD case, 300w plus power supplies and are fully P IV compatible.

1. Novatech - They offer over 9000 computer hardware lines from the world's leading manufacturers. They also sell a range of AT / ATX computer cases at discount / cheap prices.
2. Misco - Simply Computers is one of the top computer based web sites in the UK. You can also search Simply Computers for a great range of computer hardware from a host of manufacturer's such as AOpen who make great ATX midi computer cases for PC's at cheap online prices from a host of manufacturer's.
3. Casemodworld.com - Tutorials on how to make a case window, colored fan and stealth drive, plus articles and forum.
4. Linear's Case Mods - Several walkthroughs of mods with pictures.
5. Cool Computer Cases - Contains information about case modding.

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Nokia Midi Tower 300w ATX

I quite like the looks and features of this case. But when it arrived the problems soon started, the first problems was the lack of a ledge at the rear of case to screw down pci cards. This meant that my cards would move and bend when I had to plug and unplug cables. This major problems also made me very nervous about moving my case anywhere because nothing was screwed down. Any movement meant my cards tended to bend towards the motherbaord. Overall I would never buy this case and cannot recommend it.

By User - Raj

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This page vovers the makers of computer cases as well as modification and/or decoration of cases, aka casemodding.