Would this graphics card fit with this case? Sapphire Radeon HD 7950 3GB DDR5 HDMI/DVI-I/Dual Mini DisplayPort PCI-Express Graphics Card with Boost 21196-00-20G Cheers Would this graphics card fit with this case? Sapphire Radeon HD 7950 3GB DDR5 HDMI/DVI-I/Dual Mini DisplayPort PCI-Express Graphics Card with... » Read More Would this graphics card fit with this case? Sapphire Radeon HD 7950 3GB DDR5 HDMI/DVI-I/Dual Mini DisplayPort PCI-Express Graphics Card with Boost 21196-00-20G Cheers « Show Less
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Yes the case is bigger than a standard Mid-tower case. You can use E-ATX mother boards that are designed for the lager graphics cards the VGA Clearance maximum is 13.4-Inch (340mm).
722234
Yes, because this case have enough space to fit that in. More like any gtx will fit in it, but some won't just some. But yours will fit in it.
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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Yes, nvidia 900 series gpus will fit in the pci express slot for this motherboard.
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You can use any graphics card that is PCI-Express compatible. The choice of which card to get is entirely yours. It depends on how much you want to spend and what you intend to do with it. I use my system primarily for gaming so I use:Sapphire Radeon HD 7950 3GB DDR5 HDMI / DVI-I / Dual Mini DP with Boost PCI-Express Graphics Card 11196-16-20GBut the choice is all yours. Hope this helps, and good luck!
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If yours is the mini tower (leftmost in this picture: http://en.community.dell.com/resized-image/__size/550x0/__key/communityserver-discussions-components-files/3514/2806.Opti-745.JPG)...that card will fit fine. In fact, it doesn't have to be a low profile card like that. Any full size card will also fit. The only issue would be length if the room in the case is limited by a drive bay or something else.
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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
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I'm not sure if the 7850 dimension are reliable (sometimes they seem to refer to the box dimensions rather than the card dimensions). My 7870 was 8.5" long, and I believe all the Sapphire models will be this long as well regardless of the chipset (the numbers refer to the chipset, which all the manufacturers get from ATI, and then they put extra doodads like fans and casing on there and call it a Sapphire 7870 or a HIS 7870 or a VisionTek 7870--they all start with the same chips, then get extra stuff based on the second party manufacturer). So if Sapphire always puts the same gizmos on their cards, it's a good bet that they're all the same size regardless of chipset.
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a full sized video card can fit in this case (i've got a 6970 in mine) the only concern is cooling as the airflow design in this is quite bad just read a previous review saying that his GTX 760 wouldn't fit as it was too tall...that's news to me, but you may want to get some measurement specs on your card now... the case can fit 120mm tall heatsinks so go from there
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yes the standard Dell 660s has 3 PCI-Express slots. You only need one for this graphics card. So unless you have a smaller version than the "minitower" version you will be fine. As for the actual dimensions you'd have to do the math but with 3 slots it's generally safe to assume one of them will fit the card nicely.
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This is probably the smallest GTX 560 Ti card on the market. It's hard to imagine that it couldn't fit in most full height desktop / tower cases. However, from what I can tell from pictures of the HP P6310y, there may be very little clearance due to the mainboard layout. The heatsink for the chipset and the tabs for the memory slots are awfully close to the single PCI Express slot. If any card has a chance of fitting in such a tight spot, this is the one. If you don't need a relatively powerful gaming card, you could find even smaller video cards.I recommend having a power supply of at least 650W. That is plenty sufficient. This is probably the smallest GTX 560 Ti card on the market. It's hard to imagine that it couldn't fit in most full height desktop / tower cases. However, from what I can tell from pictures of the HP P6310y, there may be very little clearance due to the mainboard layout. The heatsink for the chipset and the tabs for the memory slots are awfully close to the single PCI Express slot. If any card has a chance of fitting in such a tight spot, this is the one. If you don't need a relatively powerful gaming card, you could find even smaller video cards.I recommend having a power... » Read More This is probably the smallest GTX 560 Ti card on the market. It's hard to imagine that it couldn't fit in most full height desktop / tower cases. However, from what I can tell from pictures of the HP P6310y, there may be very little clearance due to the mainboard layout. The heatsink for the chipset and the tabs for the memory slots are awfully close to the single PCI Express slot. If any card has a chance of fitting in such a tight spot, this is the one. If you don't need a relatively powerful gaming card, you could find even smaller video cards.I recommend having a power supply of at least 650W. That is plenty sufficient. « Show Less
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Yes, I believe it will as this card fits in my Optiplex 780 Minitower without issue and it looks like they're pretty much the same case.
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I do not know. Check their website. Sapphire Radeon R7 260X 2GB GDDR5 HDMI/DVI-I/DP OC Version PCI-Express Graphics Card 11222-06-20G
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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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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. :)
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Colleen, The card should fit, but make sure to read the specs for your pc and the card, especially the dimensions. It will take up the two spaces (PCI Express) because of the card fan size. Is quiet and delivers nVidia quality. Also check your power source wattage. Good Luck, Paul
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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.