The suitability of ITX motherboards in small cases has the following advantages:
Small size: ITX motherboard is one of the smallest standardized motherboard specifications, smaller than ATX and Micro-ATX motherboards. This allows ITX motherboards to fit better in small cases, providing a more flexible option for users who prefer small-sized cases.
Space saving: Due to the smaller size of the ITX motherboard, less space can be used in the small case to assemble and layout other hardware components, such as CPU coolers, graphics cards, power supplies, etc. This makes the overall case size smaller and more suitable for placement in desks or entertainment areas with limited space.
Portability: Due to the compact size of an ITX motherboard, combining it with a small case can result in a more portable configuration. This is useful for users who frequently need to move their computing device or carry it around, such as for gaming competitions, presentations, etc.
Low power consumption: Most ITX motherboards adopt an energy-saving low-power design, which can reduce energy consumption while meeting basic computing needs. This not only makes the entire system more environmentally friendly, but also reduces thermal and power management requirements.
Scalability: Despite their small size, ITX motherboards usually have the same basic interfaces as larger motherboards (such as SATA, USB, PCI-E, etc.) and can support multiple storage devices, peripherals, and expansion cards. This allows the ITX motherboard to maintain high scalability while meeting certain needs.
In short, TX motherboard has the advantages of small size, space saving, high portability, low power consumption and scalability in terms of applicability in small chassis, providing users who want to have both small size, high performance and portability. An ideal choice.
