ATX is the dominant form factor for personal computer motherboards and power supplies.

Many personal computer motherboards still have at least one serial port, even if accessible only through a pin header.

This is actually a recessed lighting fixture, with a computer motherboard on the side.

One huge chip, like a computer motherboard a thousand miles square.

The most basic interfaces use audio circuitry that is built into the computer motherboard.

These abbreviations refer to the expansion slot the cards occupy on computer motherboards.

The back of a tile looks a little like a computer motherboard.

This appears reasonable for a computer motherboard.

It is possible, but time-consuming, to find and replace failed capacitors on personal computer motherboards.

For example, modern computer motherboards have serial bus architectures with eye openings of 160 picoseconds or less.