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Which EVGA cases will fit my new motherboard?

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davebudny
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2018/03/09 18:53:39 (permalink)
I recently purchased a bundle that includes a motherboard, unfortunately upon install the case was slightly too small for it to fit. Which EVGA cases models will Mobo PN: 142-SX-E297-KR?
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    MSim
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    Re: Which EVGA cases will fit my new motherboard? 2018/03/10 06:34:03 (permalink)
    X299 is a EATX motherboard, EVGA DG-7* series only supports mITX to ATX form factor motherboards.
     

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    Re: Which EVGA cases will fit my new motherboard? 2018/03/10 13:24:50 (permalink)
    All DG-8 cases will work.


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    Re: Which EVGA cases will fit my new motherboard? 2018/03/10 22:32:30 (permalink)
    on fireee hot needs to stay open and on the bench...no way in a case man....need to score this better pump and another block looking at to try stay below the 80s....should get some more fittings too and run 1/2''-3/4'' tubing...

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    Re: Which EVGA cases will fit my new motherboard? 2018/03/11 14:19:33 (permalink)
    The only evga case that will fit that X2299 EATX mobo is the DG-87 series. That is a huge case that weights a ton. My advice check out what other case mfg have to offer. Look for a case that support EATX.
     
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    Re: Which EVGA cases will fit my new motherboard? 2018/03/11 19:36:09 (permalink)
    MSim
    The only evga case that will fit that X2299 mATX mobo is the DG-87 series. That is a huge case that weights a ton. My advice check out what other case mfg have to offer. Look for a case that support mATX.
     
    EATX not mATX. Some ATX cases will fit a Evga EATX since they're not a full EATX.


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    Re: Which EVGA cases will fit my new motherboard? 2018/03/12 11:58:50 (permalink)
    jdw715
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    The only evga case that will fit that X2299 mATX mobo is the DG-87 series. That is a huge case that weights a ton. My advice check out what other case mfg have to offer. Look for a case that support mATX.
     
    EATX not mATX. Some ATX cases will fit a Evga EATX since they're not a full EATX.



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    Re: Which EVGA cases will fit my new motherboard? 2018/03/12 18:46:22 (permalink)
    I found it odd they chose to make a case that isn't compatible with a fair percentage of their past and present product line. It sucks that less than an inch of increased motherboard width translates to a massive jump in case sizes. The list of quality mid towers that support EATX is quite small.
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    Re: Which EVGA cases will fit my new motherboard? 2018/03/12 19:25:10 (permalink)
    The Fractal Define R6 supports eATX and isn't too much of a massively heavy case to work with. I know you asked about EVGA but the DG-8's are quite bulky, so I figured I'd toss that one at you.
    post edited by mike406 - 2018/03/12 19:27:43

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