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‎09-29-2022 02:31 AM

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Can a 290 G1 SFF motherboard be fitted into a 280 G2 SFF case without modification?

Hope this isn't too silly a question....

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‎09-29-2022 05:35 AM - edited ‎09-29-2022 05:41 AM

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The case may be the same physical size but the IO plate and the holes to mount the board will not line up.  In addition the power supply is different  I based this on looking at photos from eBay

 

280 g2

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and a single 6 pin power

 

290 g1

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and two 4 pin power are needed

 

I counted  7 case mounting holes but only 2 lined up AFAICT

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‎09-29-2022 05:35 AM - edited ‎09-29-2022 05:41 AM

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The case may be the same physical size but the IO plate and the holes to mount the board will not line up.  In addition the power supply is different  I based this on looking at photos from eBay

 

280 g2

BeemerBiker_0-1664451152491.png

and a single 6 pin power

 

290 g1

BeemerBiker_1-1664451217826.png

and two 4 pin power are needed

 

I counted  7 case mounting holes but only 2 lined up AFAICT

Thank you for using HP products and posting to the community.
I am a community volunteer and do not work for HP. If you find
this post useful click the Yes button. If I helped solve your
problem please mark this as a solution so others can find it
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‎09-29-2022 08:19 AM

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Hi Beemer Biker,

Thanks very much for your  response, never thought of looking at Ebay... Brilliant Idea.

Anyway, it makes sense, so I'll go no further with the plan.

Much appreciated!

ATB

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