ATX - Definition
ATX is an abbreviation for Advanced Technology Extended. It refers to the modern-day shape and layout of PC motherboards. It improves on the previous Baby AT form factor, by rotating the orientation of the board 90 degrees. This allows for a more efficient design, with disk drive cable connectors nearer to the drive bays and the CPU closer to the power supply and cooling fan.
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