Will this replace an Intel 4965AGN PCIe Mini Card cannot find any dimensions on this one
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HiPLEASE IGNORE that previous answer from another seller (24okbuy) who incorrectly answered your question. In fact the 4965 is a full height mini PCIe card NOT a 1/2 height card like the 3160. The good news is there is an easy cheap solution to fix the issue. We have a 1/2 to full length adapter for exactly this application. Its listed on Amazon, just pop B007VXJ9IS into the search box on the home page.
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Hi PLEASE IGNORE that previous answer from another seller (24okbuy) who incorrectly answered your question. In fact the 4965 is a full height mini PCIe card NOT a 1/2 height card like the 3160. The good news is there is an easy cheap solution to fix the issue. We have a 1/2 to full length adapter for exactly this application. Its listed on Amazon, just pop B007VXJ9IS into the search box on the home page.
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Mobile computing solutions is correct this card is half the size of the 4965AGN
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Colleen, The card should fit, but make sure to read the specs for your pc and the card, especially the dimensions. It will take up the two spaces (PCI Express) because of the card fan size. Is quiet and delivers nVidia quality. Also check your power source wattage. Good Luck, Paul
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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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I don't know the dimensions of that card but I have an AMD 7970 in mine and its not even close. This is a huge case inside. Not like some of the Antec cases where the drive bays get in the way. there is no way your card won't fit in this case.
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Yes, it will fit into the PCI express slot on that motherboard (mobo). This card is long and that is a micro ATX board (a smaller sized motherboard). You will want to make sure that the card will fit in whatever case you are buying, because there is a very real possibility that the case will be too small, despite the fact that the mobo has the proper PCI slot.
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Yes, it is. It will fit in a normal height slot or in a slot with a low profile. The length of the card isn't overly long or overly short, about average. It really shouldn't be an issue I wouldn't think unless you have an unusually crowded case or unusually tall heat sync on a motherboard chip near your pcie slot.
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From what I can gather from google searches, it looks like you'll be able to use the card, although you may have to remove the top hard drive cage first. There is a discussion on Tom's Hardware site where someone had to do that. The card is listed as 11.8" in length.
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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 it has a 1/2 height Mini PCIe slot then yes. If it is a full size slot you need to use a 1/2 to full height adapter.
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A full height card will fit, but only just. I actually bought this one Sapphire Radeon Ultimate R7 250 1GB GDDR5 HDMI/DVI-I/DP PCI-Express Graphics Card 11215-04-40G and the heat sink was too tall. I had to saw off the top bit that stuck over the actual card.
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The cards dimensions are 10.43" x 4.45" x 1.5" and the computer's dimensions are 10.5"x 4" x 15" so it might possibly fit the 10.43" length of the card should fit in the 15" of depth but it depends on how close the HDD bays are to the motherboard. So in theory yes.
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yes deffinatly. it fits into any PCI socket. just to make sure look the graphics card up on the asus website and it will tell you
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It'll fit the smallest chassis you can find out there. It's a very well sized graphics card. Look up gtx in small chassis or case and you'll see what i mean. you should be fine
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Motherboard Product Dimensions: 8.7 x 2 x 8.6 inches. GTX 960 Dimensions (L x H): 10.1" x 4.38" The answer is: yes the card will fit in the motherboard PCIe slot. But the card will be longer than the motherboard itself. But what you need to consider more is if the card will fit in your case. Also, I would suggest looking into a different motherboard if you will be doing any gaming. This motherboard, in my opinion, is for budget building of general use PCs.
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I have it in a http://www.bitfenix.com/global/en/products/chassis/prodigy-m/ case.http://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards/GTX780DC2OC3GD5/#specificationsLists it as:11.3 " x 5.8 " x 1.6 " Inch or28.7 x 14.73 x4.06 Centimeter
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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.
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No, it only fits a regular PCI slot... Very nice card, and certainly worth the money. I should know. I've got one in my Windows 7 64 bit system. Tremendous card for the money.