Let's go Team !!

[3.0charlie]

I may take my board out to replace the server case for a 4U size. If I do I'll send you the layout.

[stoanee]

This is all I can find so far:

SWTX (Server Workstation Technology eXtended) (SuperMicro) = 13" x 16.48" (330mm x 418mm)

and:

SSI MEB SSI MEB is known as a proprietary Serverworks SWTX form-factor (16.4" x 13") and Tyan SSI/Extended ATX form-factor(16.2" x 13") , this form-factor is for Quad-CPU solutions. Howver the standard is (16"x 13") . Special cases are required for these boards. Dimensions

• 16"x 13"
• 406.4mm x 330mm

[lowfat]

Originally Posted by stoanee

This is all I can find so far:

SWTX (Server Workstation Technology eXtended) (SuperMicro) = 13" x 16.48" (330mm x 418mm)

and:

SSI MEB SSI MEB is known as a proprietary Serverworks SWTX form-factor (16.4" x 13") and Tyan SSI/Extended ATX form-factor(16.2" x 13") , this form-factor is for Quad-CPU solutions. Howver the standard is (16"x 13") . Special cases are required for these boards. Dimensions

• 16"x 13"
• 406.4mm x 330mm

I'm looking more for the screw placements if at all possible.

[Dead Things]

Originally Posted by lowfat

I'm looking more for the screw placements if at all possible.

Blue = shared with ATX
Yellow = shared with EATX
Green = unique to SWTX

[lowfat]

Don't suppose you distance between the said holes?

[Dead Things]

No I don't, sorry. Ask Supermicro online support - they should be able to tell you. SWTX is a proprietary form factor.

[10e]

Originally Posted by Dead Things

No I don't, sorry. Ask Supermicro online support - they should be able to tell you. SWTX is a proprietary form factor.

You missed a hole DT!!!!!!!

That's what she said!!!!!!!!!!!

[Dead Things]

So I did Michael Scott, so I did.



Missing hole is equidistant between the yellow and green dots on the right side, by the way.

[ilya]

According to the pic, he missed 3 holes.

[3.0charlie]

I'll have my case later on tonight, and I'll post a CAD drawing with holes lay-out tomorrow. I know most holes are common with the ATX factor, so that's a start.