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no

^ No, just no.....

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Can a 900D fit 2 micro atx motherboards?

 

 

no

the faces....

 

 

well OP, i have a 900D and i can say this. NO.

if you want two micro ATX boards side by side then you'll need to make a custom case.

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You could mod the case, drill some more holes, then it would. But out-of-the-box it cannot.

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No but phanteks has a case for that. But for the mini xl you do have a buy a standalone kit for it to add another spot for a mini itx board. But it does support it.

 

 

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Sorry, the answer is no.  

Check case labs if you want to fit more motherboards I guess.

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Maybe, but you would have to do some serious modifications and cut off standoffs and make your own. But even still I don't think it is big enough to fit 2.

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No, but for the price of a 900D you could get two thermaltake Core X2's and stack them.

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