Will a GTX 570 fit in this pc? If so do I need a new PSU?
1388677
Asd, You can install a GTX 570 into the system. With regards to the power supply, you will need to look the power requirements of the specific card you are looking to install, to determine if you will need to upgrade the PSU. Please note, that the proper installation of any component that does not damage the system will *not* void the warranty on the computer.
1939532
There is no reason it shouldn't. This will fit into any PCI express slot, but also make sure your case can support the card size and that your PSU has 6 + 8 Pin connectors for the power.
1967152
I recommend getting at least a 400 watt power supply. By that I mean, it will work, but it will kill your power supply after a while. If you don't want to upgrade your power supply I recommend this graphics card: EVGA GeForce GT 640 2048MB GDDR3 Dual DVI, mHDMI Graphics Cards 02G-P4-2643-KR
180616
I can't see why it wouldn't although I hope you aren't buying that system for gaming! The video card is quite underpowered. If you're getting a stronger GPU, that may explain why you're upgrading the PSU too. Still, to be sure, call Asus and double check.
429209
Yes, it recommends a minimum system PSU of 500W. 600W will be fine as long as you are using this as a single card (not SLI). Do yourself a favor and get a good PSU from a reputable brand (e.g. Seasonic). Don't skimp on the quality of the PSU to save a couple bucks.
1754333
It fit my gtx 780 fine. I had to install it in the outer-most pcie slot and it still got a little tight with the top of power supply but it does fit.
1930660
Yes, this power supply will fit inside your case and is rated with enough power for a stock configuration. If you've added additional display adapters it may not be sufficient power depending on what you've added.
1954255
Not the most useful answer... but better than nothing: The PSU should be OK to fit - but the video card/GPU card might be an issue, depending on what video card you want to put in. If it's a gaming-style video-card, you may have an issue with the length (running from the back of the case towards the front) -- the two things in the way are one of the three white HDD cradles, and potentially the PSU.You can remove one of the white HDD cradles (giving you a max of 4 x internal 2.5"/3.5" capacity) if need be, but whether that PSU will be in the way is too close to call (without having the PSU mounted in the case, of course.) Not the most useful answer... but better than nothing: The PSU should be OK to fit - but the video card/GPU card might be an issue, depending on what video card you want to put in. If it's a gaming-style video-card, you may have an issue with the length (running from the back of the case towards the front) -- the two things in the way are one of the three white HDD cradles, and potentially the PSU.You can remove one of the white HDD cradles (giving you a max of 4 x internal 2.5"/3.5" capacity) if need be, but whether that PSU will be in the way is too close to call... » Read More Not the most useful answer... but better than nothing: The PSU should be OK to fit - but the video card/GPU card might be an issue, depending on what video card you want to put in. If it's a gaming-style video-card, you may have an issue with the length (running from the back of the case towards the front) -- the two things in the way are one of the three white HDD cradles, and potentially the PSU.You can remove one of the white HDD cradles (giving you a max of 4 x internal 2.5"/3.5" capacity) if need be, but whether that PSU will be in the way is too close to call (without having the PSU mounted in the case, of course.) « Show Less
972739
This would be a great card but you might want to go to a power supply calculator to see if you psu can handle this card and everything else you have.
432103
Sorry it took so long to respond. It would probably fit but snug. We have a bigger machine and it would fit so I would think it would fit a 570.
450250
Yes, just be careful not to overclock your GPU or CPU too much, this PSU can't power that much. Otherwise should be fine.
585561
You power supply (PS) should have a connector that will mate with the graphics card. If no, you probably have an under-powered PS and need to upgrade.
1940889
Yes you CAN use whatever PSU would fit in your case, but you should really determine your power requirements based on your CPU, graphics card, hard drives, etc, then select an appropriate one. Your motherboard doesn't have much to do with it.
443360
if you go to nvidia they will say you need at 550 psu. not even bronze rated. so dont guess, just go to the nvidia website to get more knowledge unlike other poster who think they know everything. but the most important thing is if your case is large enough to fit the video card. most cases do but some have problems interfering with the unnecessary hard drive mountings go you can improvise and take out the casing and just get a double sided tape and attach your hard drive to to bottom. that is what i always do
53298
I am not sure, but I have two GTX 770s in mine, so I can only guess that a GTX 970 would fit. I can tell you that it is a VERY tight fit with those in there. Honestly, I would like to find a bigger case, but I have no patience to go out and compare sizes, and then rebuild again.
1403763
It will, I checked and your tower's MOB has the slot for the graphics card. Just make sure your PS has the connections for this GPU.
1208902
Yes it will fit and probably a spare one at the same time! Make sure that when choosing a power supply that you select either a Bronze or Gold standard then you have a solid basis to build your next PC on as well as the case