Check if the board includes typical mounting screw holes. Consider moving or upgrading it, or selling it if needed.
Check if the board includes typical mounting screw holes. Consider moving or upgrading it, or selling it if needed.
I was thinking about installing a newer motherboard in the old Lenovo PC your dad brought. I think this is likely the motherboard you have in the picture. Do you think a consumer board can fit inside its case? The new board came from your old PC (Asus H110m-k), and the old case is cheap and not very sturdy. You're considering selling the Lenovo board along with its CPU and RAM. Your previous PC's motherboard had problems with the RAM slot, so I'm unsure which option is better. Any advice would be appreciated.
It appears the ATX or MATX size seems a bit larger than usual. A typical ATX motherboard should fit in the original case. This seller confirms it’s a standard MATX board, so perhaps my perception was off. The picture shows screw holes on the left edge in standard spots, and the bottom slot on the right side looks correct. You likely only need a few holes to secure it. If needed, plastic spacers can prevent the board from touching the case metal. Use the measurements in the photo and a ruler with inches to verify your setup.
Good luck with the sale. The setup seems to have a proper power connector arrangement. The holes appear to be standard.