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10-12-2024 01:41 PM
HP desktop PC motherbopards are generally a proprietary format, as in not micro or ATX.
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10-13-2024 07:34 AM
You have an HP Lincs motherboard. Originally the PC was likely to be an HP 590
Information on the Lincs motherboard.
The case is your choice.I won't make any recommendation beyond the following statement.
It will have to be one that accepts multiple types of motherboard footprints.
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10-13-2024 07:42 AM - edited 10-13-2024 07:48 AM
Did you not read the reply where I stated that the motherboard is a proprietary footprint?
ιδιόκτητος
That means it is an odd fit. The backplane, where everything plugs into the motherboard, will have to be open.
If the case you found supports atx , micro atx and mini itx, the motherboard standoff positions of one of those will probably fit.
One of the important forum rules is do no harm, that includes to your wallet, and that is why I won't make a specific recommendation.
I hope that is clear enough.
I am really not trying to give you a hard time.
I am just trying to stay within the forum rules in our interaction in your thread.
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10-13-2024 07:53 AM
I suggest using Google translate. It should help.
This is the translation for proprietary footprint to Greek, ιδιόκτητο αποτύπωμα
The problem is that ιδιόκτητο αποτύπωμα is an IT term which means that the style of the motherboard is designed by HP engineers to fit their own designed PC cases.
I have no idea what a "the kolnik obsEe story hf glass argb midi tower " is.
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10-13-2024 09:02 AM
I understand what your saying but there should be a case that is compatible with this mother board like the case I want to buy is compatible with atx , mini itx and micro atx is it compatible or if it’s not what should u look for
10-14-2024 10:00 AM
I will repeat my previous statement for you.
Did you not read the reply where I stated that the motherboard is a proprietary footprint?
ιδιόκτητος
That means it is an odd fit. The backplane, where everything plugs into the motherboard, will have to be open.
If the case you found supports atx , micro atx and mini itx, the motherboard standoff positions of one of those formats will probably fit.
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