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In the Lab: Gordon Mah Ung Wants to Kill ATX
Posted 03/15/2008 at 02:13:41pm
I whole-heartedly second that opinion. I've been reading your magazine for several years now, but have yet to build my first rig, due to the fact that I was unsure whether mobo makers would embrace BTX or some other form-factor. Needless to say, I recently got interested in finally building my PC this year, and to my surprise, they're still using ATX! I couldn't believe I've wasted 2 or 3 years waiting around for a more future-proof design. Maybe we should start an online petition as gamers and power-users that want mobo makers to start a new form-factor! I, for one, would be the first in line for GTX! ;)