Can i fit my c600 (e-atx board) in atx case?

[almosatrex_yt]

I have my e-atx c600 chipset dimensions are 12 x 14 x 2 

and i wanna fit it in an atx case which supports 12 x 9 x (anything less than 8)

 

 

can i fit it in???

 

[NelizMastr]

Some ATX cases can fit eATX unofficially, like the Phanteks P300 series. Cable management becomes a bit trickier, bit it can be done.

As long as it's not XL-ATX (has extra PCIe slots so it's longer) it might work.

 

There are plenty of other cases that support eATX that are well under $999. Some under $99.

[X-System]

24 minutes ago, almosatrex_yt said:

or i have to spend money on thermeltake core p8 (999$)

Where you see Thermaltake Core P8 that costs $999 ?

 

In France, it costs 230~270 € ($270~$320)

[Somerandomtechyboi]

7 minutes ago, NelizMastr said:

Some ATX cases can fit eATX unofficially, like the Phanteks P300 series. Cable management becomes a bit trickier, bit it can be done.

As long as it's not XL-ATX (has extra PCIe slots so it's longer) it might work.

 

There are plenty of other cases that support eATX that are well under $999. Some under $99.

Heck you can just go the shove the board on whatever carboard box thats the same size as the board route and have it sitting ontop of a cardboard box, a free "case"

 

Did this with all of my boards and works fine, just abit messy thats the only issue

[Blue4130]

6 hours ago, almosatrex_yt said:

I have my e-atx c600 chipset dimensions are 12 x 14 x 2 

and i wanna fit it in an atx case which supports 12 x 9 x (anything less than

 

 

can i fit it in???

or i have to spend money on thermeltake core p8 (999$)

Well 14 is bigger than 9, so based on your numbers, it's no. 

 

But if you say what case specifically, we can figure out the actual dimensions. 

[LogicalDrm]

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[almosatrex_yt]

i wanna fit it in Coolermaster Masterbox Q500l atx casing

 

 

tell me can i?

[TVwazhere]

6 hours ago, almosatrex_yt said:

i wanna fit it in Coolermaster Masterbox Q500l atx casing

14" Wide? That board is basically as wide as the case itself. You likely wouldn't even be able to pass it through the frame of the case, let alone the fact that the PSU is mounted directly where the motherboard needs to go.