Guide to Graphics Card Slot Types. Difference between single slot, dual-slot, 2.2 slot, 2.3 slot, 2.5 slot, 2.75 slot and triple slot graphics cards. The height of a graphics card is generally expressed in terms of slot number i.e. Single, dual, 2.5, 2.7, triple. This number specifies the number of slots a graphics card will occupy on a motherboard and probably on the computer case expansion. Width of tongue used with the T-Slots will be found in the complete standard, B5.1M. Throat dimensions are basic. When slots are intended to be used for holding only, tolerances can be 0.0 + 0.010 inch or H12 Metric (ISO/R286); when intended for location, tolerance can be 0.0 + 0.001 inch or H8 Metric. Standard slot spacing =.25'. Smaller and wider spacing is available - wider spacing is recommended for slot widths of.100' and above. Specifications subject to change. Standard manufacturing tolerances apply. All dimensions are in inches. This chart illustrates standard manufacturing capabilities only. Size (D) A H J T M G N Phillips Driver Sizes Head Diameter Height of Head Width of Slot Depth of Slot Dimensions of Recess Diameter Depth Width Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min 2.162.146.069.059.031.023.048.037.097.087.071.017 1.
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The difference comes in terms of size and features. What you'll be gaining in form-factor you'll be losing in RAM capacity and expansion slots. A standard ATX motherboard has 7 expansion slots and at least 4 RAM DIMMs. An mATX board will only have up to 4 expansion slots, and up to 4 RAM DIMMs.
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