Could I put a NVIDIA GeForce GTX 480 in it?
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You can install any vid card you want, but they are wattage hogs. I strongly suggest that a psu bronze (bronze cpu's are highly efficent and generate lower heat)500w minimum prior to installing a vid card. If the psu cannot safely provide a high wattage vid, it will result in higher temps and either greatly decrease the computers components life span or result perhaps a fire. Consider this anology: Placing a 400w light bulb into a lamp rated for 60w. The wattage draw exceeds the wiring rating of the lamp resultant in lamp failure and potential fire from overheated wiring.
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Def not, you only have 10" of clearance for a card and even then you have to put it in through the bottom by removing the fan. A gtx 680 is the best card I can fit in mine.
1678577
Yes, it will fit in the slot with the existing video card. Pretty substantial upgrade for you, much better.
902895
Yes you can. Just make sure to account for other hardware as well. I've seen this card go up to around 120 watts under load.
11586
Yes, I am using a PCIe 2.0 x16 slot for it. The card is kind of wide because of the fans, so make sure you have enough room in case.
1217215
If its comparable to the size of an ATI Radeon 7990 graphics card then yes, as I have one of those in my case, but its a very very snug fit, anything longer wont fit. You will have to put the back end in first, and then fit the rest in.
1240580
I doubt it, it's quite a large video card. I have two in my desktop but they are very big. Definitely meant for desktops. Unless you have a huge laptop it's not meant for it.
981561
Yes you can. You will need a larger than average tower however, as the 780 is a long card.
1232064
Yes, as long as your case is big enough. I have the same motherboard with a gtx680.
1435476
Yes, you can run a single nvidia card. This board has crossfirex not sli. hth.
1275487
Yes, but both card must be same memory and a GTX 780. Can be different makers but it 's better to use same graphic cards.
345949
There is a graphics card slot but they are universal...what ever graphic card you put in there should work unless its antiquated.
1806645
Yes, But you need to upgrade the graphics card and maybe the power supply. I would recommend a nVidia GTX 600 series or higher, most of the good cards will require a 500wt or higher power supply. Ibuypower PC's are a lot easier and cheaper to swap out parts for. I bought one after returning this Dell system.
1175912
Yes I have an evga 970 in mine which fits fine. As long the gpu is around 10.5 inches long you should be fine.
857227
It should be fine, GPU's are designed to take space below the pcie slot, not above. You may need to insert the ram first because it will be hard to reach the latches after the GPU is in, but otherwise you will probably be fine.
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I could fit GF 680 in there without problems. I also fit EVGA 680 classified, which is bigger than stock 780 TI. So the answer is "yes".
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No. It requires at least a 600 watt power supply. See: http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-780/specifications