Will a geforce gtx 750ti be able to fit in the case?
200895
If you are looking to use hi end video cards this is not the case for you. Not much room inside.
200896
No, it won't. This case has no room for a dedicated graphics card, graphics card must be integrated. It only supports mini-itx motherboards.
46168
It will fit all the graphics cards that are out on the market cause its a Full size ATI case. The Noctua will also fit but you should really get rid of that hunk of junk and maybe get something better.
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
469547
The case supports up to 420mm long graphics cards. So yes, a GTX 970 will fit in the case.
1963405
I can only say that I used this. ASUS GeForce GTX 750Ti GDDR5 2GB Graphics Card GTX750TI-OC-2GD5 with mine, fits in Cooler Master case, and plays WOT at 80 to 100 frames....good price too
48668
Of course. I use the 750 Ti FTW edition (an extended card) and it fits well.
736595
Yes it will! This case holds graphics cards that are way bigger than the gTX 980 from Gigabyte, and will fit it easily :)
869046
I would say yes. I am currently running Gigabyte GeForce GTX 660 (Dimensions: 10.1 x 5.2 x 1.6 in). Its fits comfortably. EVGA has the GeForce GTX 760 at 9.5 x 1.5 x 4.4 inches. The Gigabyte Geforce GTX 760 runs longer at 11.6 x 5.1 x 1.7 inches, but since this case has a removable HDD cage, you can accommodate much longer cards. Even with the cage removed, you still have two HDD slots, and plenty of slots for SSD.
1788281
The only issue I had with fitting my Asus GeForce GTX 760 2GB DirectCU II Video Card in this case was that the power supply connectors are on the outside of the card and barely fit. I had to squish down the wires to slide the top back onto the case.
1675935
Not sure what the size of that card is but i was able to fit gigabyte's nvidiya gtx 770 in it with about a half inch or so clearance
33498
I have the EVGA Geforce GTX 770 ACX in my case. It fits with maybe an inch to an inch and a half to spare. You'll want to use a mini motherboard. I used the Asus Z87i Deluxe which is awesome and fits well. If you are questioning yourself you can look on pcpartspicker.com for builds that use the BitFenix case and look at the pictures there for a better idea.
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
1174164
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
1248636
That depends on where the PCI Express slots are located on the motherboard, as well as the height of the PSU. However, I have 2 Zotac GTX 670's in mine, and they fit just fine. Good luck!
304966
I think so. This card is 10.5" long & the case has 11.5" space between the backplane & the drive cage. Also, there is 17" of room if you mount it above the drive cage. So I thinks it will fit. I have an EVGA 8800 GTX in this case & is is also 10.5" long. Go for it!Erik The Pope
93647
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.
612566
Without the exact GPU manufacturer I can't confirm 100% but I have an Radeon HD 7870 (which is the same approximate size as the 7990 cards i have looked at) and there is no problem at all. By that I mean it isn't even a tight fit or anything, there is plenty of breathing room. This case is very spacious, I don't think you'd would have any problems with any graphics card available on the market today.