D Dr. No macrumors regular Original poster Sep 13, 2003 193 0 Dec 11, 2005 #1 Intel came up with the BTX form factor a little while ago. I have not heard from it since. Do a lot of PCs use this motherboard style? How about Dell? Is it a possibility that future Macs will use it?
Intel came up with the BTX form factor a little while ago. I have not heard from it since. Do a lot of PCs use this motherboard style? How about Dell? Is it a possibility that future Macs will use it?
Eidorian macrumors Penryn Mar 23, 2005 29,196 394 Indianapolis Dec 11, 2005 #2 Most of our new Dell towers come with BTX motherboards. They're so much better than ATX ones. I love the airflow and layout.
Most of our new Dell towers come with BTX motherboards. They're so much better than ATX ones. I love the airflow and layout.
dmw007 macrumors G4 May 26, 2005 10,635 0 Working for MI-6 Dec 11, 2005 #3 Dr. No said: Intel came up with the BTX form factor a little while ago. I have not heard from it since. Do a lot of PCs use this motherboard style? How about Dell? Is it a possibility that future Macs will use it? Click to expand... Gateway has been using the BTX for almost a year I believe. Could any future Macs use a BTX MB? I suppose that anything is possible- who would have imagined Mac OS running on intel processors?!
Dr. No said: Intel came up with the BTX form factor a little while ago. I have not heard from it since. Do a lot of PCs use this motherboard style? How about Dell? Is it a possibility that future Macs will use it? Click to expand... Gateway has been using the BTX for almost a year I believe. Could any future Macs use a BTX MB? I suppose that anything is possible- who would have imagined Mac OS running on intel processors?!
ReanimationLP macrumors 68030 Jan 8, 2005 2,782 33 On the moon. Dec 11, 2005 #4 If I'm not mistaken. The PMG5 I believe is shaped like BTX.