What is the length of this card? I had trouble fitting a GTX 770 Windforce edition (with the cooler my card is over 12" long).
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I can't measure it exactly because it's already been installed, but on their website it's specified as 10.5". That seems about right. Hope this helps.
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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.
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I currently have a GTX 770 4GB in my case and it fits with plenty of space to spare, in fact I have enough space to put in a 2nd one for SLI. Your GTX 770 2 GB should fit without any problems.
1298691
Yes it should. I`ve currently got a gigabyte gtx 970 in mine with the windforce cooler. The case will fit up to 15 inch cards
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Just FYI, this thing is huge! I put in on an older Radeon 5770 when the fan went bad and I made sure to measure, but even then it is surprising how big it is. I have a full size case and I can't put a case fan in one of the slots because the things sticks up so much. Your card will definitely run hotter (I forget how many degrees mine went up, maybe 5-10 Celsius but still in a workable range) and it will really depend what kind of airflow you have in your case. It might even require a few modifications to the passive cooler. I had to cut off some plastic so it would fit on the card properly. Just FYI, this thing is huge! I put in on an older Radeon 5770 when the fan went bad and I made sure to measure, but even then it is surprising how big it is. I have a full size case and I can't put a case fan in one of the slots because the things sticks up so much. Your card will definitely run hotter (I forget how many degrees mine went up, maybe 5-10 Celsius but still in a workable range) and it will really depend what kind of airflow you have in your case. It might even require a few modifications to the passive cooler. I had to cut off some plastic so it would fit on the card properly.
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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
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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 only way I could see a full length graphics card fitting in is if one uses a single fan radiator to cool the CPU, that is attached to the back of the case and not to the top. I have gained extra room by moving the twin fans for the twin radiators from the inside, to the outside, discarding the top cover and placing the air filter on top, nevertheless the radiator hoses would have to bend severely, for a full length graphics card to fit. But for my purposes, the box is a learning environment for VMware\Hyper-V and software GPU is all I need.
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it should fit only problem ive noticed is the fan holding clips tend to touch the back of the graphics card if you dont have a backplate protecting the graphics card this could fry your graphics and even your motherboard (i have a piece of electrical tape there protecting mine)
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Like Jonas said it's about the smallest Gtx 660 out there. It measures 7.5 inches long if im not mistaken. So make sure you measure inside your case to see if it''ll fit
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Using a caliper, it is 1.251" from the centerline of the PCI connector to the top of the fan shroud. The fan shroud is about 0.12" above the edges of the fan blade. Sounds pretty tight but it will just fit, unless there is junk hanging off the backside of the adjacent card. It will pull in air with the 1/8" clearance. Bigger concern is it takes either a 6 pin +12V PCI power plug or two four pin Molex power connectors. It does come with a mini-HDMI to HDMI adapter, a dual 4-pin Molex to 6 pin PCI power connector, and a Digital video (the one with the four audio pins) to 15 pin VGA adapter.
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It will fit, but be prepared for high sustained GPU temps and you may need to buy an adapter plate if your card doesn't come with it.
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I put into my computer the AMD Radeon HD 7870. I was able to fit it in with maybe half an inch to spare. According to the specs. My card is 13" and yours is 13.5". Now if I am not mistaking there is a hard drive cage that you can remove to give your self another 6 inches. I would say if you dont need that cage you should be fine. There is a picture shown on the product page that you can see that breaks down his set up and you can see where he took it out. I would say without removing the cage probably not, with removing it no problem.
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It fit my gtx 780 fine. I had to install it in the outer-most pcie slot and it still got a little tight with the top of power supply but it does fit.
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I am not sure, but I have two GTX 770s in mine, so I can only guess that a GTX 970 would fit. I can tell you that it is a VERY tight fit with those in there. Honestly, I would like to find a bigger case, but I have no patience to go out and compare sizes, and then rebuild again.
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It is a full size card and requires a full size slot and case. I am familiar with the Micro ATX Case, but given it says "micro" I am guessing it is not full size. I made that mistake.
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Nope, the GTX 970 G1 is 12.23" and the HAF-912 only has 10.55 (ish)" available behind the PCI-E slot, sorry... :-(