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Can The Zalman Z9 Pro house an Asus motherboard ?

mr-greenkey
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Posted January 15, 2012 at 8:04PM

Ok so basically I'm not sure if the ZALMAN Z9 PRO can house the ASUS 1155 P8P67-M PRO REV 3.0 M-ATX.

I've looked around a bit but can't find anything, does anyone else know if it will be able to. I heard it is built to house a different type of motherboard (Something like the MXT but don't quote me on that) and I amn't sure ig it can house Asus motherboards aswell.

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D@ve

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Posted January 15, 2012 at 8:15PM

I can't find a Z9 Pro, but I can find a Z9 Plus which house both ATX and mATX motherboards. Here is its official page.

Pretty much every normal / large size computer case on the market will be compatible with ATX and mATX motherboards as almost every motherboard is one or the other.

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D@ve

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Posted January 15, 2012 at 8:17PM

Typo: ...which will house both ATX and mATX motherboards.

So, yes, the Asus board will fit in.

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mr-greenkey

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Posted January 15, 2012 at 8:22PM

Thanks again D@ve :) Yeah, sorry my memory isn't that great which can get a bit annoying for a 15 year old with 4 exams in a weeks time haha!

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johnnyrocker

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Posted January 15, 2012 at 9:54PM

computer assembly should be the last thing on ones mind unless tis part of course work?

johnny

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D@ve

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Posted January 15, 2012 at 10:01PM

johnnyrocker

We all need our leisure time to keep our sanity!

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mr-greenkey

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Posted January 15, 2012 at 10:02PM

Don't worry I've been doing a decent amount of studying :) haha

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