Will this case fit a GTX 660? I have heard that the card outsizes some cases, so I want to be sure before picking this.
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It is a fairly large case. I would say that it would handle most any video card.
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It should. I put a Sapphire Radeon HD 7870 in it and its dimensions (12.5 x 3.5 x 6.5 inches) are larger than what's listed for the GTX 660.
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The easiest way to tell is to go to http://pcpartpicker.com/ then enter the case then click the card and it will tell you these cards will work.
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I dont own a 660, but i do have the GTX 680 installed in my tower. It fits, but there isnt much room left to put a hard drive in the space behind my GTX 680. Fortunately, there are other slots to position your hard drives. I only have 2 hard drives, so this case works for me with room to spare. If you want to use all of the hard drive trays then you may want to find a different case. Hope this helps
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Yes, it is. It will fit in a normal height slot or in a slot with a low profile. The length of the card isn't overly long or overly short, about average. It really shouldn't be an issue I wouldn't think unless you have an unusually crowded case or unusually tall heat sync on a motherboard chip near your pcie slot.
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I would check the specs on the case and compare them with the specs on the card. Here are the card dimensions: 10.83" x 4.53" x 2.05".
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If my research is good it looks like your Sapphire Radeon(nice card btw!) is 12 inches in length, my GTX 770sc is only 10 inches and I had a really hard time fitting it in there. However, you will probably be able to remove the adjacent hard drive bays and it should fit just fine, I wasn't able to remove these bays for mine as I had too many hard drives. Although remember I had a really hard time with wire management with this case so that might be a factor also for you. Good luck! Oh and also, your motherboard will fit just fine, I went through ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, and several other boards with this case and never had an issue fitting a mobo. Good luck! If my research is good it looks like your Sapphire Radeon(nice card btw!) is 12 inches in length, my GTX 770sc is only 10 inches and I had a really hard time fitting it in there. However, you will probably be able to remove the adjacent hard drive bays and it should fit just fine, I wasn't able to remove these bays for mine as I had too many hard drives. Although remember I had a really hard time with wire management with this case so that might be a factor also for you. Good luck! Oh and also, your motherboard will fit just fine, I went through ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, and several other boards... » Read More If my research is good it looks like your Sapphire Radeon(nice card btw!) is 12 inches in length, my GTX 770sc is only 10 inches and I had a really hard time fitting it in there. However, you will probably be able to remove the adjacent hard drive bays and it should fit just fine, I wasn't able to remove these bays for mine as I had too many hard drives. Although remember I had a really hard time with wire management with this case so that might be a factor also for you. Good luck! Oh and also, your motherboard will fit just fine, I went through ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, and several other boards with this case and never had an issue fitting a mobo. Good luck! « Show Less
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According to Rosewill's site it supports Cards up to 280mm in length. I just put in a Reference GTX 770 over the weekend, which is 266.7mm in length and it was a tight fit. A Gigabyte G1 Gaming GTX 970 is about 9.3 inches (or 236.22mm) in length. So you should be just fine.
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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.
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The card is 11.5 inches and there is about 11.5 inches from the back of the case. It would be tight but theoretically it should fit but you won't know until you stuff it in there. If you're just getting that graphics card for gaming though, it's WAY more than what you would need. lol
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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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This card requires 600 watt power; I am concerned where you will find a 600watt power supply to fit this case. Also, the dimensions of the card are (mm) 193x111x38mm. This card will not fit this case which has about 100mm width unless you can switch out the plate to low-profile (I was unable to find that feature).
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I don't know the dimensions of that card but I have an AMD 7970 in mine and its not even close. This is a huge case inside. Not like some of the Antec cases where the drive bays get in the way. there is no way your card won't fit in this case.
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It should supposedly fit any double slot cards. If the card itself is a bit long the front drive cages come in segments that you can remove. I have seen video's of systems using this case that were running SLI'd Titans. It's a decently sized mid case. imo.
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Plenty of room. I have a Nvidia GT660 but I can add another one or two others if I wanted. Looking at it from the top its the thickest case you will ever see or I ever have.
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According to Nvidia's website the 660 support a max of 4096x2160 http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-660/specifications
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Hi dude. I think yes, because is a very small Graphics Card. I have a Cooler Master 371 case and it fits and I have like 10 centimeters of free space between the back part of the card and the case. Just take a rule and take measurements, the card have 21 centimeters :). I hope to be helpful
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The only real way to know is to check the dimensions of the video card. The fan does stick out a little bit too so you will need to check the dimensions to see if it will fit exactly in the slot. Slimline cases are a little different because of how small they are so you will have to find cards that fit and will work. Also you will have to make sure your power supply can handle the card as well. I hope this helps.
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depends; I am not familiar with that case. this card will take up 3 PCI slots and is a little under 12 inches long. If you have the room, itll fit.
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As a "low profile" card, it should fit small cases. Not a gaming card btw. Comes with dms-59 to VGA cable. Used.