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Gpu form factors

Ziggy24
By Ziggy24
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No such thing as an ATX GPU :)

All modern GPUs will work on all motherboards with PCIe x16 slots.

The determining factor is going to be if your case is big enough to support the length of the GPU.

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there are no real formfactors for GPUs beyond full height and half height, but most M-ATX cases should take basically any GPU, no need for half height in 99% of them

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