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[ The PC Guide | Systems and Components Reference Guide | Motherboard and System Devices | The Motherboard ] Motherboard Form Factors The form factor of the motherboard describes its general shape, what sorts of cases and power supplies it can use, and its physical organization. For example, a company can make two motherboards that have basically the same functionality but that use a different form factor, and the only real differences will be the physical layout of the board, the position of the components, etc. In fact, many companies do exactly this, they have for example a baby AT version and an ATX version.
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