Which form factor would typically be found in a mini PC?

The Mini-ITX form factor is designed specifically for compact systems, making it an ideal choice for mini PCs. The Mini-ITX board measures only 6.7 inches by 6.7 inches and is designed to support smaller cases while still accommodating a full-featured system. This makes it possible to build small, space-efficient computers without sacrificing important components or performance capabilities.

In contrast, options such as Micro-ATX and ATX (both Full and Standard) are larger form factors that provide more expansion slots and options, which are generally not necessary or practical in a mini PC context. Mini PCs aim for compactness and efficiency, thus favoring the space-saving design of the Mini-ITX form factor.