Sorry for all the questions, will a dual width graphics card fit in the only full size cutout? I'm planning on installing a 750ti in this case
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I just put one together and used the built in graphics chip but ... there was an open pcie 16 slot and the short pcie slot next to it that would be covered by the dual card is redundant. I would say all good but be careful about the height of the graphics card because there isn't a lot of extra room in the box.
1514476
The slot above the motherboard IO plate is really for USB/Firewire panels that occupy an expansion slot, but do not extend more than a half inch or so away from the expansion slot cover. Even though a single-slot height, full-width graphics card could technically be mounted there, it will likely interfere with your CPU cooler and/or memory, making it unusable in that expansion slot. You would be better off looking at a half-width (low-profile) 750 Ti. I know that Galaxy makes a model that comes with a dual-low-profile layout. Other companies may as well.
1514477
It looks like the 750ti wont fit in this case.. The video card is 4.4inches and the case is 4.1inches,have to go low profile card on that.. You should be able to go double on that though... Its pretty tight,i had to figure out which power supply to get and there was barely enough room for that..
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
1514479
I'm not sure quite what you're asking. All the cutouts are low profile on this case.
369367
Ive recently built my first gaming pc with ease because this case had lots of room for you to work with...There are a few cutout spots for you to manage all your cables to make it look nice and clean...Good luck
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.
33499
I put a 2gb gtx 650 in the case. A longer one should fit. Though you will have to remove the top hard drive cage to make it fit.
392115
Don't see why it wouldn't. I use an i5 in this board so I know you're good there. As long as the RAM is DDR3 you are good there (just make sure you dual channel for the best performance.) and the 750ti should fit right into the PCI slots no problem. You shouldn't have any issues my friend.
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Yes. In fact the package I got has additional back-plates to fit a narrow case without modifying the hard connections. I am running dual monitors with Autodesk 3dsMax and Adobe CS6 Suite without the issues of crashing the software I had with my old Graphics Card. (In fact, I forgot to turn in the rebate that attracted me to this model in the first place.) If you have the power supply and Motherboard to handle the power draw from the cooling fan, which I thought could be an issue, I recommend it. I have not been disappointed. The cooling fan means it can work hard for you and not overheat and crash. I'm doing a 3D college class right now and it has not let me down. Yes. In fact the package I got has additional back-plates to fit a narrow case without modifying the hard connections. I am running dual monitors with Autodesk 3dsMax and Adobe CS6 Suite without the issues of crashing the software I had with my old Graphics Card. (In fact, I forgot to turn in the rebate that attracted me to this model in the first place.) If you have the power supply and Motherboard to handle the power draw from the cooling fan, which I thought could be an issue, I recommend it. I have not been disappointed. The cooling fan means it can work hard for you and not overheat... » Read More Yes. In fact the package I got has additional back-plates to fit a narrow case without modifying the hard connections. I am running dual monitors with Autodesk 3dsMax and Adobe CS6 Suite without the issues of crashing the software I had with my old Graphics Card. (In fact, I forgot to turn in the rebate that attracted me to this model in the first place.) If you have the power supply and Motherboard to handle the power draw from the cooling fan, which I thought could be an issue, I recommend it. I have not been disappointed. The cooling fan means it can work hard for you and not overheat and crash. I'm doing a 3D college class right now and it has not let me down. « Show Less
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A full height card will fit, but only just. I actually bought this one http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ILALU28/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 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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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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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
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I can not be sure, but the GTX770 is likely 1 inch longer. Do you have that much more free space to the rear of your case? JB
499340
It should work fine. There is plenty of room in the case, but you didn't mention anything about your video card(s). If you have two large cards in SLI you could conceivably have problems, but otherwise I can't see any issues.
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4.4 inches by 10.5 inches, and it fills two slots. Its fairly large honestly I'd double check compatibility.http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-780/specifications
2205714
Oh man, you have a monster case. You should have no problems installing this beast. It's an awesome card...but you might want to wait a little because EVGA is releasing 6GB units soon. Don't know when but soon. But to answer your question, your case is more than roomy enough to fit the video card. :)
1986679
Yes it will because i have a Radeon r7 in mine and its a pretty big graphics card and the case itself is also pretty big so there will be no problem with full size graphics cards
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.
1509440
Yep. The motherboard will fit just fine. If you're adding a graphics card, that will be the one you'll have to measure to make sure.
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