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What two power connectors are used on the form factor of AT motherboards?
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They are P8 and P9 They are P8 and P9
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What is the oldest form factor?
AT motherboards
What are the names of the two power connectors used on the AT motherboard form factor?
P8 and P9
What are the names of the 2 power connectors used on the AT motherboard form factor?
P8 and P9
What form factor is used on older motherboards that measure 12 x 13.8?
The AT form factor
What are the three factor form of motherboards?
Atx, btx, nlx
What is meant by the motherboards form factor?
Form Factor is the size, configuration, or physical arrangement of a computer hardware object.
What 3 components must have the same or compatible form factor and why?
The three components that must have the same form factor in a computer are the case, power supply and motherboard. The case should be able to support the form factor of the motherboard and the motherboard should be able to support the CPU socket type.
Can you explain the term form factor as it relates to motherboards?
A form factor of a motherboard is it's size relative to other motherboards, some computer cases cannot support motherboards who's form factors are too small, or large for it.The form factors I can remember off the top of my head are:ATXMicro ATXMini ITXNano ITXPico ITX
Are there any computer towers that support MSI motherboards?
Any standardized case will hold any motherboards of that form factor, such as ATX or microATX.
Which two characteristics of a motherboard can be determined by the form factor?
Actually, the CORRECT answer is that the form factor of motherboards pertains to the size and shape of the board. There is no other answer to this question.
What are the names of the two power connectors used on the AT motherboard form factors?
P8 and P9 power connectors
What is the difference between a laptop motherboard and PC motherboards?
Desktop motherboards all conform to one of several standard form factors, such as ATX, microATX, NLX, or mini-ITX. The motherboards in laptops, however, all have different sizes and are custom fitted for the laptop chassis. Laptop motherboards do not typically provide the number of expansion slots found in desktop motherboards.
