I would like to know if this video card can I instal on pc Small from Factor, can it fix? it&acute;s come with with two way of case from install
1272906
Yes as it comes with two smaller half-height brackets for the form factor cases. The VGA will have to simply come off (ribbon detaches easily) or sit side-by-side next to the DVI connector.
2082889
Hi, in theory, yes. I searched the internet for details about the model you have, to find out there are several types of that model(standard and slim models: http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/optix/en/opti_755_techspecs.pdf). If your model is a slim one, there may be some issues mounting a video card with a standard bracket(that's about 10-12 cm long) but would accept smaller brackets(4-5 cm). Some video cards come with a small bracket too, so before purchasing, I would make sure the card has one too(or look for a card that is "small form factor"). In addition, based on the manual from the above link, it looks like all models are able to handle PCI express cards, so from this point of view, you'd be good to go.
1762989
That depends entirely on your motherboard, and/or video card. The case itself does not. HDMI is a component of your hardware, not your case.
991050
It is a very long video card. I don't know the size of your HP case. My computer is a Dell XPS 8500. Before buying my card, I measured the distance where the slot that it is installed in and also made sure nothing would block it. Don't know if it was needed, but I also upgraded the PSU from 460W to a 750W. Contrary to what others might say, upgrades of Dell and HP computers are possible. Just make sure you check out requirements, computer case size, clearance for the card, and make sure the PSU is sufficient.
658911
You can use it normally, it will not fry, but you'll need a good power supply with two 8 pins cables only for it. this video card is very big, so need a gamer case.
632312
I've installed the card into two different mini-towers. It can fit into a small form factor [with included options] but it's not required. It's a good card.
1196019
There are four (4) expansion slots on the back side of the case. Any card you install will need a low-profile bracket.
625194
Yes. In mine, the back of the mobo is a bit snug against the panel so installing pci cards required a little more finesse than usual. Otherwise, it's a good fit. I've been quite happy with the case.
430296
It was a poor fit in my Dell also - not sure where they got the dimensions for the card body. But otherwise, I am having nothing but trouble trying to install the drivers. Been dealing with tech help and we are into our fourth go 'round. Best Wishes.
330090
There's not in mine, but there is a slot in the back that I think you could add it the way I added the video card.
2280283
Yes. In fact the package I got has additional back-plates to fit a narrow case without modifying the hard connections. I am running dual monitors with Autodesk 3dsMax and Adobe CS6 Suite without the issues of crashing the software I had with my old Graphics Card. (In fact, I forgot to turn in the rebate that attracted me to this model in the first place.) If you have the power supply and Motherboard to handle the power draw from the cooling fan, which I thought could be an issue, I recommend it. I have not been disappointed. The cooling fan means it can work hard for you and not overheat and crash. I'm doing a 3D college class right now and it has not let me down. Yes. In fact the package I got has additional back-plates to fit a narrow case without modifying the hard connections. I am running dual monitors with Autodesk 3dsMax and Adobe CS6 Suite without the issues of crashing the software I had with my old Graphics Card. (In fact, I forgot to turn in the rebate that attracted me to this model in the first place.) If you have the power supply and Motherboard to handle the power draw from the cooling fan, which I thought could be an issue, I recommend it. I have not been disappointed. The cooling fan means it can work hard for you and not overheat... » Read More Yes. In fact the package I got has additional back-plates to fit a narrow case without modifying the hard connections. I am running dual monitors with Autodesk 3dsMax and Adobe CS6 Suite without the issues of crashing the software I had with my old Graphics Card. (In fact, I forgot to turn in the rebate that attracted me to this model in the first place.) If you have the power supply and Motherboard to handle the power draw from the cooling fan, which I thought could be an issue, I recommend it. I have not been disappointed. The cooling fan means it can work hard for you and not overheat and crash. I'm doing a 3D college class right now and it has not let me down. « Show Less
74899
Corrected question: "Will this case work with an MSI ATX Gaming motherboard, with an XFX Double D R9 270X 2Gb graphics card, Kingston HyperX Fury memory, and an EVGA 500w 80+ Power Supply?Answer: It can accommodate any ATX motherboard or power supply. The video card you specified will fit inside this case, but it requires a minimum of 500 watts by itself.. (some purchasers noted that it actually needed closer to 600 watts to work at full output) so I would consider upgrading to a minimum 700w power supply. The memory you specified is irrelevant to your question regarding the case.. so I ignored it. You need to post a question regarding the memory on the motherboards page. Corrected question: "Will this case work with an MSI ATX Gaming motherboard, with an XFX Double D R9 270X 2Gb graphics card, Kingston HyperX Fury memory, and an EVGA 500w 80+ Power Supply?Answer: It can accommodate any ATX motherboard or power supply. The video card you specified will fit inside this case, but it requires a minimum of 500 watts by itself.. (some purchasers noted that it actually needed closer to 600 watts to work at full output) so I would consider upgrading to a minimum 700w power supply. The memory you specified is irrelevant to your question regarding the... » Read More Corrected question: "Will this case work with an MSI ATX Gaming motherboard, with an XFX Double D R9 270X 2Gb graphics card, Kingston HyperX Fury memory, and an EVGA 500w 80+ Power Supply?Answer: It can accommodate any ATX motherboard or power supply. The video card you specified will fit inside this case, but it requires a minimum of 500 watts by itself.. (some purchasers noted that it actually needed closer to 600 watts to work at full output) so I would consider upgrading to a minimum 700w power supply. The memory you specified is irrelevant to your question regarding the case.. so I ignored it. You need to post a question regarding the memory on the motherboards page. « Show Less
288127
Yes. That is exactly what I installed it on. Install the drivers first (get them from NVidia's web site) and then install the card. If you have another card or onboard video, you need to remove the card or disable the onboard video. Good luck!
1514475
I just put one together and used the built in graphics chip but ... there was an open pcie 16 slot and the short pcie slot next to it that would be covered by the dual card is redundant. I would say all good but be careful about the height of the graphics card because there isn't a lot of extra room in the box.
34751
first you must have a PCIe x16 slot. Also you will need the slot directly below the PCIe x16 slot free. If you have anything connected on the slot directly below the PCIe x16 slot, you will have to take it out and install it on a different slot. The video card takes up 2 whole slots on the motherboard. It is a big and wide video card. I don't know how the slots are arranged or what boards you have installed. But, you must have two free slots, one being a PCIe x16 slot. Also the Video card needs an extra power cable connected at the top of the card. Without it, the Video card won't work properly. Good luck. first you must have a PCIe x16 slot. Also you will need the slot directly below the PCIe x16 slot free. If you have anything connected on the slot directly below the PCIe x16 slot, you will have to take it out and install it on a different slot. The video card takes up 2 whole slots on the motherboard. It is a big and wide video card. I don't know how the slots are arranged or what boards you have installed. But, you must have two free slots, one being a PCIe x16 slot. Also the Video card needs an extra power cable connected at the top of the card. Without it, the Video card won't work... » Read More first you must have a PCIe x16 slot. Also you will need the slot directly below the PCIe x16 slot free. If you have anything connected on the slot directly below the PCIe x16 slot, you will have to take it out and install it on a different slot. The video card takes up 2 whole slots on the motherboard. It is a big and wide video card. I don't know how the slots are arranged or what boards you have installed. But, you must have two free slots, one being a PCIe x16 slot. Also the Video card needs an extra power cable connected at the top of the card. Without it, the Video card won't work properly. Good luck. « Show Less
1232142
if you have enough case fans you can do passive. like fan in front and 2 at the back. if not go for the video card with a fan.
1338684
Hi Candace. This should replace the original card - and should go in the same slot that the original one is removed from. You will also need to attach a little jumper cable (provided in the upgrade kit) between the graphics card and a socket on the motherboard. Whole installation should take under 1/2 hour including opening and closing the case. So far, the card has been performing perfectly. Good luck to you!Ken.