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Yes but there is no mounting screw for the last screw on the 804 and you have to ditch the SSD tray on the NR200. You can’t say something is like a standard, it

Yes but there is no mounting screw for the last screw on the 804 and you have to ditch the SSD tray on the NR200. You can’t say something is like a standard, it either is compliant or not, since everyone else designs based on assumptions from the specification HEDT is also a make believe standard to run a pricing ladder against desktop processors for those who can’t afford workstation parts

bitbckt 3y ago
What a strange hill to die on. Just don't buy the boards?
- redroyal 3y ago
  Well it’s a variant of bait and switch and the impression that they fitted the design into a standard small form factor is false. Anyone who buys this is in for a world of hurt
  - bitbckt 3y ago
    Having been that very person several times, I guess my anecdata is different from yours.
toast0 3y ago
> You can’t say something is like a standard, it either is compliant or not, Ok, deep mATX isn't mATX compliant. It's been said. But still, it is like mATX, but longer. I tend to prefer bigger cases, but mATX boards fit in them, and deep mATX would too.
Dylan16807 3y ago
> HEDT is also a make believe standard to run a pricing ladder against desktop processors for those who can’t afford workstation parts There are no current gen AMD workstation parts either.