| When referring to computer hardware,
a form factor is a specification of physical dimensions, layouts,
and other explicit information that helps ensure the hardware works
with products that support that form factor. Form factors help
prevent incompatibilities between multiple hardware manufacturers. Below
are some examples of motherboard form factors.
AT
ATX
Baby AT
BAT
BTX
Full AT
Full ATX
LPX
NLX
XT
Below are some examples of memory module form factors.
DIMM
RIMM
SIMM
SO-DIMM
SO-RIMM
Also see: Form, Hardware, Motherboard,
Motherboard definitions, Standard
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