Would this mother board support an Nvidea geforce 770 superclocked? I think think the card is full sized im wondering would it fit on this board?
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looks like it would to me. it has a PCI Express x16 slot. there is a small plastic cap behind slot, but it looks like it would clear. case height may be a factor. To be sure contact Gigabyte support, as they are very knowledgeable about their products.
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Motherboard GA-85M-D3H has slot PCIEX16 as first connector of PCI row. You can see on picture: Gigabyte LGA 1150 Intel B85 HDMI SATA 6Gbps USB 3.0 Micro ATX DDR3 1600 Intel Motherboards GA-B85M-D3HAs I understand, your choice EVGA 04G-P4-3773-KR is constructed with PCI Express 3.0 connector and I gues you could connect such graphic card into GA-85M-D3H. Well, than another PCI slot will be covered (non exesible) because your graphic card is two positions thick.I would much more focus on system requirement in your choice - Minimun 600W Power Supply. Does your card suck all this power? If yes, you might count carefully your power source. And fans on your grill card will be effective with big hole to the case only. Motherboard GA-85M-D3H has slot PCIEX16 as first connector of PCI row. You can see on picture: Gigabyte LGA 1150 Intel B85 HDMI SATA 6Gbps USB 3.0 Micro ATX DDR3 1600 Intel Motherboards GA-B85M-D3HAs I understand, your choice EVGA 04G-P4-3773-KR is constructed with PCI Express 3.0 connector and I gues you could connect such graphic card into GA-85M-D3H. Well, than another PCI slot will be covered (non exesible) because your graphic card is two positions thick.I would much more focus on system requirement in... » Read More Motherboard GA-85M-D3H has slot PCIEX16 as first connector of PCI row. You can see on picture: Gigabyte LGA 1150 Intel B85 HDMI SATA 6Gbps USB 3.0 Micro ATX DDR3 1600 Intel Motherboards GA-B85M-D3HAs I understand, your choice EVGA 04G-P4-3773-KR is constructed with PCI Express 3.0 connector and I gues you could connect such graphic card into GA-85M-D3H. Well, than another PCI slot will be covered (non exesible) because your graphic card is two positions thick.I would much more focus on system requirement in your choice - Minimun 600W Power Supply. Does your card suck all this power? If yes, you might count carefully your power source. And fans on your grill card will be effective with big hole to the case only. « Show Less
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Best thing to advise here is to check the Nvidia web site and compare the specs first hand. Compare the requirements of the card to the specs on the motherboard. This is a great card. I have the 2 gig model.
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Everything in my other comment stands, but I just noticed the huge money you're putting into the card. Do a lot of research before buying. Talk to a lot of gamers. I guess you already have a build using this mobo, and are upping the video card. I would think all should work well, especially if you have not had the flaky stuff that's happened with mine. Make sure you have a strong power supply.
1864774
It should do this no problem. I have a 770 on mine. I think I made sure it would run 2 of those when I got it. Not 100% sure though
526718
To add to Victor's response. As this card is a full height card, it will not fit small form factor cases even if the motherboad has the correct slot.
1580299
This card fits in any PCI slot. Simply push it down into the slot and that's it. Some ones come without the driver's disk, so you need to download it from the Nvidia website, and install it to work with it. If you want, you can disable the motherboard display card, so work only with this one. It has 1Gb of ram memory, so it doesn't need to use yours. I don't know how works with overclocking, but I think that it will not be any problem, as you can personalize in the display's control panel.
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I have a GTX 770, which as I understand is basically a GTX 680 chip that has already been overclocked by nVidia. Therefore, there really isn't much headroom for OC'ing the 770, but I'm sure some have tried. Google is your friend... :) I have OC'd previous nVidia cards and have good stable success, just be patient and do it slowly, stress the card (hopefully with game) and monitor temps all the time. It isn't a procedure for the lazy who want to shortcut... Good luck.
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.
32469
Yes the graphics card will work on the motherboard. I personally have a GTX 780 on mine.
1514478
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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Yes, this is a full sized board. Please take into consideration how many graphics cards you are planning to have. This board will support 2 double height graphics cards but will block all but the bottom PCI slot. This is also a haswell board so it only supports the 4000 series i7 chips. See reference here http://www.gigabyte.com/support-downloads/cpu-support-popup.aspx?pid=4491
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the evga 770 card is a bit longer than the msi card,so I think the the hole wont Mach up.
1850416
I have a GTX 770 dual slot in mine fits perfect. Any dual alot card should fit.
2197931
yes it should work with no problem....I just built a system for a customer who used his old nvidia 9800 GTX+ video card and it worked fine with that double width nvidia card
2024885
I've had an ASUS ENGTX480, ASUS Nvidia Geforce GTX 480, in mine with no issues whatsoever. Later replaced with a 660. It's made to support large full-size video cards but that extended bit on the top portion of the STRIX card is very questionable whether it will clear. With the power cables attached I'd say that is a no go. See http://hwzone.co.il/community/attachment.php?attachmentid=5375&d;=1393699813, that's just a standard card height and you can see how close those top mount power connectors are. Why in the world didn't they put side mount connectors on that beast?
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I actually have a GTX 770 sitting right here.... I haven't installed it because my Radeon HD8760 has been rock solid. Honestly dont' think i will install the GTX unless something goes horribly wrong with the Radeon.
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According to Rosewill's site it supports Cards up to 280mm in length. I just put in a Reference GTX 770 over the weekend, which is 266.7mm in length and it was a tight fit. A Gigabyte G1 Gaming GTX 970 is about 9.3 inches (or 236.22mm) in length. So you should be just fine.