all micro atx Case, are similar in dimensions?? can MSI Computer Corp. Video Graphics Card R9 270 fit into this case with the proper motherboard???
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According to pcpartpicker it should. It may not fit if you have a standard hard drive right behind the video card though.
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This is a little late but I have this exact case with that exact GPU and it fits fine, but there is only enough room around it for some cords, but there are plenty of spaces above it for the hard drive, or drives, so don't worry. You'll have plenty of room.
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It says on Amazon's product page for this case:"Support four expansion slots cards up to 14.1 inches long"So look at the dimensions of the card you asked about- is it less than 14.1 inches long??
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It should be able to, it's got plenty of space. I don't run a dedicated card in my build with this though so I'd suggest you get some real measurements. Not all cases have the same space despite having the same MoBo form factor.
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Hello Joe: The form factor of this motherboard is micro ATX an it's 244mm x 220mm, if your pc has the same form factor and a little more space of the size of the motherboard, i think it's going to fit.
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I can't find any specs but if you're buying a new mother board it should fit. Plus its very roomy if you have to bodge things a bit. Keep an eye on newegg to see if they end up listing specs for it. I know I had no problems fitting anything in it.
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No, that motherboard is the atx size. This case can only fit Micro atx or mini itx
189054
Im not a expert but in some sites the descrition about it said.. the only micro or mini atx can fit in there... sorry for my english
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it is a sizeable card, but that tower should fit it fine make sure you install it in the x16 slot. gpu cards usually can always be upgraded regardless, it is a very awesome card im loving it. the only thing to check is case size like a mini atx probably cant fit it but anything like mid or full towers can fit this card no problem.
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Yes, this video card is much much smaller than what it looks like in thenpicture, it can easily fit into your case with room to spare
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I have it in a http://www.bitfenix.com/global/en/products/chassis/prodigy-m/ case.http://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards/GTX780DC2OC3GD5/#specificationsLists it as:11.3 " x 5.8 " x 1.6 " Inch or28.7 x 14.73 x4.06 Centimeter
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There are some mini itx cases that will support micro atx. In this case.... I don't believe that is the "case". Your micro atx board will be to big.
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I have this case with a GTX 780 graphics card installed with an ATX motherboard. The GTX 780 TI should not be any different in size. Should fit with no problem.
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An atx motherboard will not fit in this case. Any micro atx motherboard will fit in this case regardless of brand name. it has nothing to do with brand, everything to do with size.
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This is a micro atx motherboard and will fit in micro atx case. however if you are replacing your existing motherboard using an exiting case then you have to make sure the back plate is changeable so it fits the ports on this motherboard.
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Yes. The MSI board is an ATX board, and this is an ATX case. The 750 ti can fit in almost all chassis.
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As far as motherboards go, generally stick to the size of the case. ITX mobos in ITX cases, mATX in mATX and so on. With ATX cases, they'll sometimes have brackets to fit smaller sized motherboards, but the motherboard specs of the case are as high as you can go. Graphics cards come in a couple different sizes, I would always check the gpu clearance of the case. Some itx cases can't fit larger cards, however cases like the Corsair 250D or Bitfenix Prodigy can fit full sized cards. A lot of compatibility issues can be avoided using Pcpartpicker, as it blocks out components that will not fit(aside from some cases and gpu sizes, I think). As far as motherboards go, generally stick to the size of the case. ITX mobos in ITX cases, mATX in mATX and so on. With ATX cases, they'll sometimes have brackets to fit smaller sized motherboards, but the motherboard specs of the case are as high as you can go. Graphics cards come in a couple different sizes, I would always check the gpu clearance of the case. Some itx cases can't fit larger cards, however cases like the Corsair 250D or Bitfenix Prodigy can fit full sized cards. A lot of compatibility issues can be avoided using Pcpartpicker, as it blocks out components that will... » Read More As far as motherboards go, generally stick to the size of the case. ITX mobos in ITX cases, mATX in mATX and so on. With ATX cases, they'll sometimes have brackets to fit smaller sized motherboards, but the motherboard specs of the case are as high as you can go. Graphics cards come in a couple different sizes, I would always check the gpu clearance of the case. Some itx cases can't fit larger cards, however cases like the Corsair 250D or Bitfenix Prodigy can fit full sized cards. A lot of compatibility issues can be avoided using Pcpartpicker, as it blocks out components that will not fit(aside from some cases and gpu sizes, I think). « Show Less
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i'm not sure about the motherboard but the graphics card will fit fine and i recommend using a single 120mm fan pulling air out of the case from the back.
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According to the website "ATX, microATX, Mini ITX, DTX motherboard compatibility" my micro atx board hardly fit.
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Yes it should be able to fit any atx mobo out there. As far as the r9 290 it should be able to fit that as well I am using an MSI gtx 780 and it is almost the same siz as an r9 290 maybe an inch shorter, the case is very big and roomy. I am also using a z77 g45 which is basically the same model as yours just different socket and have no problems I can provide pictures of the case. One problem you might run into with this case is finding a psu that has cables long enough to use backspace.