Recherche boitier

En début Novembre 2012, j'avais commandé un boitier Intel Workstation, on me dit toujours que c'est back order. Alors, aujourd'hui j'ai annulé la vente.

Ma nouvelle carte-mère Workstation, est de format EEB. Le format EEB a les mêmes points de montage que le format ATX. La différence est qu'au lieu d'avoir 9,6" de largeur ce format a 13" de largeur.

Alors, je recherche un boitier qui peu accepter un carte-mère de format EEB ayant un des processeur et 4 de slots de RAM directement dans le coin Nord-Est de la carte-mère. L'autre pré-requis, si possible, serait que le dessus du boitier puisse accepter un Radiateur triple ( 3 ventilateur 120mm). Mes derniers désirs, seraient un boitier noir de forme assez carré. J'aime pas tellement les formes profilées.

Comme dernière question, est-ce qu'il y a moyen de camouffler la couleur verte d'une carte-mère à l'aide de néons ou leds?

Merci à tous ceux qui pourraient m'aider.

Si ca peut t'aider. Un Bitfenix Shinobi XL comme le mien peut accueillir une E-ATX

C'est un article qui date de 2009. Il faut pas porter attention aux specs du CPU


I just finished building a system with the Asus Z8NR-D12. Heres some MAJOR things to keep in mind with this mobo and the new Xeons:

- SSI EEB will fit in a EATX case. Its dimensions are exactly the same 12x13. However the screw holes wouldnt line up, 3 to be exact. The corners line up and some intermediate ones do, and that might seem like enough, the mobo is held tight and safe... until you want to install ram or the cpu fans. Those missing screw hold around that area and you might end up bending it, so be careful. I recommend drill your own holes, I'm using a workaround, little holders to keep it up but its not secure in on the tray, but I'm definitely looking to get a new case.

- Asus already comes with a backplate for the CPU, integrated into the board, do NOT get Corei7 fans and expect them to work (some will but you have to throw away the . Get the Intel CPU Fan designed for this chip. You'll save yourself a lot of headache.

- Finally the power supply!!! This was a headache! you need a power supply with a 24pin (ATX main power) and x2 8pin (EPS12v sever power) motherboard connectors. Most dont have this, I've looked. Dont be fooled by EPS certification that only means they have 1 8pin connecter and probably a 4 pin. Coupla of solutions, if your personally attached to your powersupply get a molex to 8pin adapter, make sure its not PCI-e 8pin but mobo 8pin. You run the risk of mixing voltages with this. Other solution is get the right power supply, so far I've only 2: Corsair HX1000 and PC Power and Cooling 860w.

Other things to keep in mind with this motherboard is:
- no audio (has PCI-E x1 thats ONLY for sound but cant find the special Asus MIO card thats suppose to work with it)
- the D12 has not PCIx slots, D12x does. Go with D12x if you plan to install firewire card,
- no firewire
- 2 USB ports in back but has connection for front panel USB
- latest manual is on the internet, the one boxed is missing a couple of pages
- cool it well and the cheap E5520 2.24 can ramp up to 3... thats just amazing.

This is a server board not a entertainment board. I'm using mine for VFX and animation and I think its a great workstation mobo, but for gaming and entertainment your better off with something else.

Merci beaucoup pour toute l'info. je vais regarder çà.