full leinght PCI card could fit in here?
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Don't think so. I had to add a parallel port card. The card itself fit, but the metal fitting is too tall.However, if you search long enough, you'll find a package of three "short" metal fittings with different size openings.In my case, it was easy to unscrew the two long nuts on the parallel port connector, remove the metal plate, and install the shorter plate.I've also seen an article where a guy removed the existing plate, cut it off in the middle and rewelded it. Guy could also rivet a patch over the cut.
2089896
No this case requires low profile cards. It is possible to convert regular sized cards to low profile ones though if the card itself is small and with the right low profile metal fitting.
2089897
Doubtful... I will have to say no. I haven't installed one but from the looks of it, a full length video card wouldn't fit.
2101202
Hello and thank you for contacting us. This will work in any full size system that has a PCI-E slot on it. If there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any other questions please let me know. Sincerely, Chris Nickels Red Planet Trading
931744
This box is huge, full size ram isn't even close to an issue. I have a full size geforce 500 series gfx card in it and it fits with room to spare. The white drive bays you can see are also removable if you really want to cram other stuff in there.
423687
The card should fit in a Mico ATX board as long as you have the room in the case for it.
2124289
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.
1562944
Take alook inside your computer case. If you have an open PCI-E slot, then it will fit.
1399965
I would not bet on anything fast.. 150mb would be the high point... you're going through a PCI slot.. that's the limit.
1423597
it will fit in any PCI slot as they are standard. Do not get it confused with PCIe. this is a whole different story. even though the PCIe looks similar they are not.
1861769
All PCI-e socket sizes are compatible as long as the card fits in the device. So that won't be a problem.
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Greetings, Good question. No, the compact chassis does not allow for any PCI-E expansion. Best regards, MITXPC
437479
Any card less than 2.5 x 3.5 inches will fit. Even a card very slightly larger than that (a millimeter or so) will fit.
1935295
I don't believe so. Generally with PCI, stick to the slot it's specifically made for.
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This is a dual width card. You need 2 open slots in order for it to fit. It 'should' be compatible as long as it fits and there are no hardware conflicts.
790320
It should no problem. You might need to move your hdd caddys around. The card is reference size .
1618554
I can not answer that question. Check the owners manual, or the size of an existing card.
1234887
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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its a full size card, i dont think it will fit in your chassis,sorry bout that :(