Will it fit into the Corsair Carbide Series Black 300R Windowed Computer Case?
1500627
The length of card is 10 1/2 inches, so see if you have the room. Measure from back slot to front of hard drive cage, I would assume you do have room, but make sure.
1500628
Yes it should fit just fine based on the card dimensions and what your case says it will support. I have it in an Air240 with no issues.
1500629
http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=04G-P4-3776-KR here is product page with demensions at EVGA
441282
It will fit. I just installed mine into my NZXT Phantom 410 as well and had just under 2" of clearance to the HDD cage.
586122
I would say "Yes" it would fit but I got rid of my Aeolus because if you mount fans in the top of the case and you want to replace them, you likely will have to remove the GPU and motherboard! There's no way to get to the screws from outside the case and no room inside once you have everything mounted.
311879
I had to look up what they look like but yes, it will fit in the case and has the proper connection for the motherboard.
1146200
I dont think this size will fit as its a bit larger than your case. You may want to try looking for something matching the Define R2/R3 series. They may be closer to your size
604157
It will fit, but any PSU will have a tight fit depending on the orientation of the fan.
2161556
Yes it will fit & it fits fine. Just don't move the comp around a lot as the plug that goes into the computer sort of comes out with a lot of movement. Other than that, it's great! And you'll never beat the price! I bought two & am happy!
904534
I just goggled your desktop and it's a micro atx mini chassis so yes it will fit in your case. Your desktop should have a 305W PSU and that should be enough for this low end card. If not then I recommend getting a 400W from a quality company such as Corsair, Thermaltake, Seasonic, or if you are on a strict budget then Rosewill.
1840096
As long as you have a regual chassis it should work. The power supply dimensions are the dimensions of the power supply itself but it is the standard size for most power supplies. The opening for the power supply is going to be a bit smaller than the supply to compensate a lip for the screws to attach to. You will actually need to remove the side of your case and install it through the side instead of the back opening. Hope that makes sense.
1949727
Yes, it will fit. You should remove the motherboard from the case to install it, though.
337674
The maximum motherboard size for the case is 11" x 12". If it's more than that then it won't fit.
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.
740864
http://www.coolermaster.com/case/mid-tower/elite-430-black/it says on the website yes.
1972622
According to pcpartpicker it should. It may not fit if you have a standard hard drive right behind the video card though.
2275999
It will fit - but there won't be much of room for anything else (power supply etc.). The slightly larger 18 series fits, but with almost no room for foam around the sides of the computer.
2135384
Yes, it will fit. It might make accessing some of the drive bays difficult though. It will support up to a 430mm card, but anything over 305 crosses over the bays. That card appears to be around 375mm.
1205306
It's a big card, I see that this case has a lot of expansion slots, but they can be removed, so it should fit, I have a Thermaltake black widow and it fits nicely. My current setup is a Corsair AX 850 for PSU and an ASUS Crosshair V Formula AM3+ for motherboard.