Googled your board and it says it is a micro ATX board so the case should fit.
It's BTX from an old Optiplex or something. I've worked with these plenty before.
I am a newbie so i am trying to learn the best approach. Any help would be appreciated.
Jesus fucking christ almighty go on youtube and look up how to build a PC, modding one when you know nothing is one of the dumbest things you can do. Holy shit.
You already have a micro ATX motherboard. What are you trying to adapt??
Bro the E210882 is a COMPLETELY different form factor called BTX. Unless you get a dremel and re-orient the rear of the case, drill new standoff mounts, and move the PSU somewhere, you're not adapting anything at all, ever.
It's a BTX motherboard. There's no adapting this.
Congrats you followed a tutorial on NotebookReview forums.
I have a ZBook 17 G2 (K610M originally) that I put a P4200 in, you're not special.
Wrong sub, shill
it looks about as horrible as your last two posts about it made it seem
This is a stupid idea. Just buy a portable screen.
Who cares? The only 4060 that matters is the Gigabyte LP version.
Well any selling site, facebook marketplace, etc
this isn't a real post, OP is just karmawhoring with an image that's not theirs
Yes, I know, I've been doing this longer than you have.
I had an M4000M and 980M in my EliteBook 8770W and put an M2200M in my 8540p.
The BIOS "errors" are actually whitelists put in place by the manufacturer and can be bypassed with an EEPROM programmer.
Lack of onboard graphics can be fixed by getting a laptop with eDP as LVDS requires iGPU and a mux.
I've had 342.xx on my Mediafire for 7 years for the 8540p GPU swap. Like I said, you're not special, quit acting like you are, people know more about this than you do. Kindly fuck off.
Wrong on so many levels
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LSM66zC3r-g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFTHO8pyIKc
https://web.archive.org/web/20200314045456/http://forum.notebookreview.com/threads/m4700-owners-thread.682758/
You.
Aren't.
Fucking.
Special.