Will I be able to install a 10.24" (260mm) graphics card in this case?
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I don't think you'll have any problems with a long or tall graphics card in this case. But micro ATX motherboards may limit the thickness of your choice of graphics card. Fanless, passively cooled GPU's usually require a larger heatsink, and often take up two PCI slots on a smaller mobo. If you plan to use all of those slots for accessory cards, you'll probably want to install a GPU with its own fan.
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It will need a small form factor mounting bracket. Additionally the graphics card needs to be fairly small. The computer case is big enough that I would suggest just getting a normal ATX case. (The length of this case from faceplate to the back is deceptive.) I use mine as a small living room media computer.
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I have an AMD R9 280x and the video card DOES fit. You just have to be creative with the cabling. It is a standard ATX size, so it's pretty spacious inside.
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a full sized video card can fit in this case (i've got a 6970 in mine) the only concern is cooling as the airflow design in this is quite bad just read a previous review saying that his GTX 760 wouldn't fit as it was too tall...that's news to me, but you may want to get some measurement specs on your card now... the case can fit 120mm tall heatsinks so go from there
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Not without modding the case, which I'm going to assume you don't want to do. If you want this case, you'll need an mATX board, the one you listed is a size larger - ATX If you want a case that looks like this but will fit the motherboard you listed, look at the Corsair 750D or 900D.
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Yes, that graphics card will fit but the front cover won't be able to close as shown. However, there is a "kick stand" that props the front cover at 90 degrees therefore allowing oversized cards to be installed.
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It seems like it may be a little long for your case, but I think you can play around a bunch with that case. Also, I think you should be able to ask a local computer repair if they can install it if possible. I only have a 7770, and I have a hard time fitting that in my case because I have almost paralysis in my left side, but I managed it, so I am assuming that anyone can do anything.
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Are you referring to the physical card size? If so, this lovely MoBo supports any size video card that will fit into your case and that you have PSU that supports... and of course budget for!
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That's going to be a tight fit! I would think (especially with how cramped the rest of the case is) probably not. That full slot is directly above the CPU location on most main boards. I personally haven't used it for a graphics card. I just use a low profile card in mine. Also, it doesn't come with any PCI Express extension cables to allow remote mounting
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Generally, any full tower case is going to do you right, but certain mid towers would do it as well. Just check to see if the case you are buying can support the graphics card(s) that you are buying (space wise.)
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Anything less than a full tower will not fit this card. It's 305mm. You can Google it's footprint.
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If I'm not mistaken it's a mid-size tower so it should fit. But I would double check with EVGA Support Team.
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It looks like the 750ti wont fit in this case.. The video card is 4.4inches and the case is 4.1inches,have to go low profile card on that.. You should be able to go double on that though... Its pretty tight,i had to figure out which power supply to get and there was barely enough room for that..
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Take alook inside your computer case. If you have an open PCI-E slot, then it will fit.
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Of course! Any tower can. I have a GTX 460 in mine. Longer cards require a bigger case.
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It should work fine. There is plenty of room in the case, but you didn't mention anything about your video card(s). If you have two large cards in SLI you could conceivably have problems, but otherwise I can't see any issues.
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I can't find any specs but if you're buying a new mother board it should fit. Plus its very roomy if you have to bodge things a bit. Keep an eye on newegg to see if they end up listing specs for it.I know I had no problems fitting anything in it.