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Few years ago my sister bought a second hand HP Compaq dc5800 Small Form Factor. Software Hp Laserjet P1006. Below is the spec for the PC: It originally came with Windows XP (downgraded from Windows Vista). Since the support for Windows XP has already expired, recently I installed Windows 10 on her PC. I noticed that it feels slow running Windows 10 on that PC. I would like to replace the motherboard and processor of the PC, but I am not sure whether it is mini ITX or micro ATX. I tried to google, but so far all the website that I visited don't list the motherboard dimension for HP Compaq dc5800 Small Form Factor.

Can anyone of you help me determine the size of the motherboard (mini-ITX or micro-ATX) that I should install in the HP Compaq dc5800 Small Form Factor? Download Driver Printer And Scanner Canon Pixma Mp287. From the link below, it looks like it's not a standard form factor so it's hard to say what will fit in there, but by the shape of that motherboard, it doesn't look like you can just drop in a standard format board without some modification to the case or other parts. If it works, why not install a Linux distribution on it? Ubuntu or Linux Mint are easy to install and run very well on older hardware, and they are free. Linux Mint: Ubuntu: BTW, this thread will probably be moved to the desktop sub-forum.

Thank you very much for your reply. Thank you also for notifying that this thread will probably be moved to the desktop sub-forum. All right, if the motherboard is proprietary and it is most probably impossible to install either Micro-ATX and Mini-ITX into the case, I think there is no need to proceed upgrading the motherboard and CPU. I will ask my sister whether she would like to do one of the following things: 1) To install Linux distribution on the desktop if she is willing to use Linux. 2) To buy a new case (suitable for standard ATX) if she still would like to have a new motherboard and CPU. Thank you again and have a nice day. If that decade old platform Core 2 Duo system is still running 1GB RAM and a HDD, yeah; that would be excruciatingly slow.

Even with Win10. Does she actually need a desktop? There are many mobile options that could be had for far less than a (quality) case, psu, M/B, CPU, RAM and a real O/S for users (i.e. Not Linux) and the effort/time to put it all together. Even a used older (mobile) platform has more appeal. Especially if you are then able to upgrade the storage subsystem to an SSD and at least 8GB of RAM or more.

Good luck on getting your sister a more functional platform (and don't limit yourself to any one form factor either when considering your options and hers). Yeah, I just realize that the RAM is only 1GB. Before installing the windows 10, I actually installed my unused licence of windows 7 on that PC and it felt much more slower. I tried to upgrade the windows 7 to windows 10 (before the windows 10 free upgrade offer expired), but the PC hung while downloading and installing the upgrade halfway. I only managed to install windows 10 on that PC after discovering (from some websites) that we could also perform windows 10 clean install BUT using the serial key for windows 7 and windows 8 (serial key for retail version of windows 7 and windows 8, only applicable before the windows 10 free upgrade expired).