does this fit an hd 7870?
200887
Go to the Arctic website and they will have am updated list of cards it will be compatible with. Mine was not on the original list when it was released but it is listed on their site and works great once I got passed some installation isues. I am mining/folding on it now and it is running at 41c which is just above idle temp on the stock cooler.
200888
http://www.arctic.ac/eu_en/accelero-mono-plus.htmlThe specification claims it fits on ref 7870 (but how it would be on non-ref card - i don't know). I personally use it on GTX 670 ref design and fits perfectly.Best regards.
200889
The manufacturer says it does. In fact, the list of compatibility is huge. Searh for it in their website.
200890
I dont think so becasue there was another model with 2 fans that was for higher cards when I buy this one
200891
Arctic Cooling Accelero Mono Plus #DCACO-V430001-BLNew Compatibility HD 7807, 7850, 7770
1575791
Yes, but only with specific Radeon Graphics cards... I believe the following will work, but I recommend going to AMD customer support website and verify: Radeon HD 6670, HD6570 & HD 6450
621797
With the dt version, it will fit but according to dell their pci slot can only supply 35 watts of power and the HD 6570 requires 50 watts. Possibly it could run but no guarantees. The 6450 although far less powerful (not that the 6570 is powerful) needs about 31 watts. Hope this helps! Best of luck, Evan.
1316486
Even though the 7870 is amazingly small, the 7850 actually seems smaller. so i think so yeah.
621972
Hi Tom. Im not sure if it will, but here's a link you can read on to understand the card better. Click on the Features tab somewhere below. Scroll down to the bottom and read point 1. http://products.xfxforce.com/en-us/Graphics_Cards/AMD_Radeon%E2%84%A2_HD_7870/FX-787A-CNFC. Cheers!
65453
Yes, it is Crossfire ready and comes with the bridge. However, I don't recommend this GPU for crossfire as the low-end GPUs have a lot of scaling and drivers issues. It is always better to get a single GPU card. Buy the HD 7870, you'll save a few bucks and get the same graphic power
2015485
Your card should fit fine, this motherboard handled my GTX 770 nicely (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CU9GOAO/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i03?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1). That being said, you should probably check your case, I had to buy a new case because the video card was too long for my old case. Unfortunately, I received a defective motherboard and I ended up with an MSI (sad really, because I wanted this board to work, I tried everything). Good luck.
1421336
yes amd radeon r9 270(x), 285, r7 260(x), hd 7870, 7850, 7770, 6950, 6870, 6850, 6790, 6770, 5870, 5850, 5830, 5770, 4890, 4870, 4850, 4830, 4770, 3870, 3850, 2600 xt, x1950 xtx, x1950 xt, x1950 pro, x 1950 gt, x1900 xtx, x1900 xt, x1900 gt, x1800 xt, x1800 xl, x1800 gto, x1650 xt, x1650 pro, x1600 xt, x1600 pro, x1550, x1300 xt, x1300 pro, x1300
1432601
It should fit perfectly. As long as the expansion slots are separated. I'm also running two GTX 780's on a motherboard with a very similar layout. I don't think you'll have any problems.
882941
This answer may not hel;. It definitely fits the 785, but I could find no mention of the 780 in the material that came with the cuff.
441281
should be able to fit however it is way longer than my old gtx 470 and gtx 560ti about 1.5 inches longer at least due to the 3 fans setup
1890335
It should. I don't have that specific card, but the bracket is fairly universal.
1316487
I'm not sure if the 7850 dimension are reliable (sometimes they seem to refer to the box dimensions rather than the card dimensions). My 7870 was 8.5" long, and I believe all the Sapphire models will be this long as well regardless of the chipset (the numbers refer to the chipset, which all the manufacturers get from ATI, and then they put extra doodads like fans and casing on there and call it a Sapphire 7870 or a HIS 7870 or a VisionTek 7870--they all start with the same chips, then get extra stuff based on the second party manufacturer). So if Sapphire always puts the same gizmos on their cards, it's a good bet that they're all the same size regardless of chipset. I'm not sure if the 7850 dimension are reliable (sometimes they seem to refer to the box dimensions rather than the card dimensions). My 7870 was 8.5" long, and I believe all the Sapphire models will be this long as well regardless of the chipset (the numbers refer to the chipset, which all the manufacturers get from ATI, and then they put extra doodads like fans and casing on there and call it a Sapphire 7870 or a HIS 7870 or a VisionTek 7870--they all start with the same chips, then get extra stuff based on the second party manufacturer). So if Sapphire always puts the same gizmos on... » Read More I'm not sure if the 7850 dimension are reliable (sometimes they seem to refer to the box dimensions rather than the card dimensions). My 7870 was 8.5" long, and I believe all the Sapphire models will be this long as well regardless of the chipset (the numbers refer to the chipset, which all the manufacturers get from ATI, and then they put extra doodads like fans and casing on there and call it a Sapphire 7870 or a HIS 7870 or a VisionTek 7870--they all start with the same chips, then get extra stuff based on the second party manufacturer). So if Sapphire always puts the same gizmos on their cards, it's a good bet that they're all the same size regardless of chipset. « Show Less
1717132
Yes, the case will fit anything from the GTX 760 to 780 range with plenty of room to spare; its a very large case. This includes even some of the largest cards like the Gigabyte Windforce.
1645480
You have to look at the recommended specs for the game. This card is an HD7770.
2173200
Absolutely. Your 750 Ti only uses a fraction of the power required by my HD 7850. This PSU is flawless for the money.
1461585
It should. I put a Sapphire Radeon HD 7870 in it and its dimensions (12.5 x 3.5 x 6.5 inches) are larger than what's listed for the GTX 660.