A client wants to build a new gaming PC and has selected a standard mid-tower case. The case specifications indicate it is designed for the most common, full-size motherboard form factor. Which of the following motherboard form factors should the technician choose to ensure compatibility?
Micro-ATX
EATX
ATX
Mini-ITX
The ATX (Advanced Technology Extended) form factor is the most common and standardized size for full-size desktop motherboards and cases. A standard mid-tower case is typically designed to accommodate an ATX board. Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX are smaller form factors designed for more compact builds; while they would physically fit in an ATX case, they are not considered 'full-size'. EATX (Extended ATX) is a larger form factor that requires a larger case, such as a full-tower, and would not fit in a standard mid-tower case.
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