The ATX case is similar to a Baby AT case except that the holes in the back are altered to fit the changed design of the ATX form factor motherboard, in particular the integrated I/O ports. ... These boards are uncommon, and the Extended ATX form factor is likely to receive significant competition from the new WTX form factor, which was designed especially for workstations. The ATX power supply design differs from the previous market standards, the Baby AT and LPX form factors, in several important ways: True Standard: The ATX form factor is a standard, as opposed to the differing desig...

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