Is there enough space and such to replace the graphics card to a 760 super clocked?
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Hi Marcia, Physically, there is enough space in the unit to handle the 760 Video card, though you would have to upgrade the power supply to be able to handle the added voltage and cable requirements of the new card.
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I believe this power supply can handle maybe just a 2 GTX 760's in a SLI for this particular card probably not a 3 way, my reason of saying this is due to the fact that the GTX 760 Minimum Recommended System Power is 500 watts, if you're going to go with a 3 way SLI try buying a higher watt power supply to be safe, one that is certified for a 3 way SLI and over, here is the power requirement info from the card manufacture them self's http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-760/specifications , well I hope this helps you out with you're question. =]
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Not necessary, I too have a 760. I did get fans to fill all the slots it has open and would recommend anyone to do the same. One can never have too much cooling...
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While your mobo supports PCI-E 2 for the video card and the GTX 760 is PCI-E 3 card, it is fact backwards compatible. I have an older Asus mobo that also has a PCI-E 2 slot for the video card and this card works just fine. You probably won't get the most out of your card until you upgrade your mobo. Regardless this card was a huge boost in graphics compared to my old ATI 6870.
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(Name Goes Here), If you replace the video card, you would likely use the PCI-E x16 slot that the current video card is in. The chassis will support video cards up to 400mm (15.75 inches) in length. Please note that the proper installation of any component that does not damage the system will *not* void the warranty on the computer. Also, when upgrading the video card, please make certain to take note of the power requirements of the specific card you choose, as they may require you to upgrade the power supply as well.
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NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760M see: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834233025
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The Optiplex 760 maxes out at 8 Gig Supported RAM. This is not much of an issue if you have a hot vid card though (for games etc). The GeForce Super SC and Sapphire should run fine just remember to upgrade your power supply and upgrade any part of the BIOS or drivers necessary to operate the card. I don't think I'd want to go much below 600 Watts. Remember the Dell is already a multi processor beast and needs pretty much all of the 400 Watt standard. The new vid card will want a bunch for itself too. Adding hot vid cards and additional drives requires cooling considerations as well. You may want to think about an extractor fan unit.
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I have GT630 card 5.7 x 1 x 4.4 nches. Found this on the Dell community support forum, hope it helps. "Since there are many GTX 760's, look for cards that do not exceed 9.5" and have the power connectors on top and not in back of the card. This is because of the hard drive cage location. "
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Hi Candace. This should replace the original card - and should go in the same slot that the original one is removed from. You will also need to attach a little jumper cable (provided in the upgrade kit) between the graphics card and a socket on the motherboard. Whole installation should take under 1/2 hour including opening and closing the case. So far, the card has been performing perfectly. Good luck to you! Ken.
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I would say yes. I am currently running Gigabyte GeForce GTX 660 (Dimensions: 10.1 x 5.2 x 1.6 in). Its fits comfortably. EVGA has the GeForce GTX 760 at 9.5 x 1.5 x 4.4 inches. The Gigabyte Geforce GTX 760 runs longer at 11.6 x 5.1 x 1.7 inches, but since this case has a removable HDD cage, you can accommodate much longer cards. Even with the cage removed, you still have two HDD slots, and plenty of slots for SSD.
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I could fit GF 680 in there without problems. I also fit EVGA 680 classified, which is bigger than stock 780 TI. So the answer is "yes".
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I used a GA-Z87X-UD5 TH. It fits but you don't have a lot of room. I ran as much wiring as I could first, then the mobo, then installed the 240mm (120mm sbs) liquid cooler and finally the gtx 760 card. You will not have a lot of room with a cooler like I described, and if you plan to install a fan at the top of the case you're going to be tight against some graphivs cards. I installed an Nvidia GTX 760 (02g-p4-2765-kr) and it's a very close fit.
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Yes, the Nvidia 760M GPU is integrated with the motherboard. However this laptop is barebones, you have to provide and install the CPU, RAM, HDD, Optical Drive and OS.
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Yes, it has 4 6+2 pin pci-e plugs. So you could run two gtx 760's if you want.
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I would check out Google and see if the 760 and 766 are compatable. Unless it is a sentimental item, why not buy a new one.Pete
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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
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Definitely. My EVGA GTX 980 SC fits just fine. Depending on how big your PSU is or how it is positioned, the 2nd graphics card for SLI purposes might be a tight fit