Will this mother board support full size GPU's? More specifically, will it support the evga (nvidea) geforce 770 super clocked gpu? or is it to big???
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The heat sink in the bottom right area should be low enough for that card to fit. There might be a tight fit insofar as the RAM slots are concerned. Same thing with the SATA ports and the ports jutting out the rear of the computer. But, I don't think they'd be in the way. Mind you, that's if you want to use the x16 slot. The x4 slot has more room. It's just not as fast as x16. If you want more info: https://pcpartpicker.com/parts/video-card/?compatible_with=gigabyte-motherboard-gah97md3h
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Yes it will, but it's more a question of if your case has the space to physically support it. Some cases put drive bays/cages in places that block longer cards like the 770s, make sure you look at the size of the case.
1737390
Yes...very good graphics card...I do a lot of CAD and it works fine. If the EVGA 500w is a power supply, I would bump up to more like 750, no, I'd make it a 1000W.
836253
This mobo doesn't support SLI, only crossfire as it says, but u canuse a nvidia card alone
857861
I like my EVGA GeForce GT 610 I watch a lot of videos too, looks great. One warning make sure you know how work with windows fonts, they changed when I installed the card. I'm using 8.1 though
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I currently have a GTX 770 4GB in my case and it fits with plenty of space to spare, in fact I have enough space to put in a 2nd one for SLI. Your GTX 770 2 GB should fit without any problems.
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Had 2 different low profile brackets that I did not need to use. The fan is somewhat larger than average, not enough to block things in most mbs and ATX units. It takes only 1 PCIe slot, and although it does not specify power requirements, I would think you may not get optimal performance with less than 350W power. If you have a micro unit, and no other high draw hardware, you will probably be OK, but I cannot be certain in such a situation. For the $ it is a very good card, but will not play all games. The ones I know it does not support is the Fallout Series of Games, there could be more, but seems to work with most others I've used. I would recommend an "on sale" power supply of 350W or better if you find it is not working at max. potential. I put at least a 550w in all the computers I build, 750W or more if they are for gaming only as some cards require more than a card can supply, such as th GeForce 9800 series, which takes either 2 old style power plugs, the in-line 4 plug style(adapter included in package), or one from a newer supply that has an aux. 4 pin main power plug. Hope this helps.
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Yes. I am currently running a Nvidia GTX 770 on it. It will also work with AMD GPUs.
945787
Yes, this board supports two Nvidia graphics cards in SLI mode. I am currently running two GTX 760s in my system.
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I have the EVGA Geforce GTX 770 ACX in my case. It fits with maybe an inch to an inch and a half to spare. You'll want to use a mini motherboard. I used the Asus Z87i Deluxe which is awesome and fits well. If you are questioning yourself you can look on pcpartspicker.com for builds that use the BitFenix case and look at the pictures there for a better idea.
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Yes The motherboard supports SLI, and it will work with any Two of the same model Nvidia cards.
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Motherboard mounting points are standardized for each type/size of board. I've never heard or experienced such a thing as you are claiming. EVER. Few reviews have complained about it? Have any? This just doesn't seem likely in the least. EVGA doesn't have boards with special mounting points and every case I've ever seen has mounting points configurable to whatever type of motherboard is designed to fit the case. Maybe you need to check just what it is you're doing.
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It requires two 8 pin connectors from at least a 600 watt power supply. I personally use a single cable with a two 8 pin splitter and it has been working well for me. I am able to run two 770s in sli with a AX860 power supply with no problems.Check out this review to further explain the power requirements of the card.http://www.guru3d.com/articles_pages/msi_geforce_gtx_770_lightning_review,7.html
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As long as you have the correct male end that fits the appropriate slot, the MB will handle it. Your limitation is you Power Supply. You will want a minimum of a 650 watt IMHO. You would have to read the specs for the exact watt. I had a Nvidia card that got pretty hot, so I changed out to a dual fan video card and I am much happier. Nice board, has lots of heat sinks, runs smooth, not a problem of any kind in a year.
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I use this motherboard with 6990 if you think urs is larger than mine. But i am sure even you have a evga 780 ti kingpin can still fit in there. Why i answered so many times so many questions but never get a thanks?
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It depends on what kind of GPUs you'll be using. I tried to push two GTX 780's, and it wasn't enough for benchmarking. It ran for regular games, but you really want more headroom so you're not pushing your power supply so hard.
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Hi Thank you for your interest. But I'm sorry we can't guarantee the compatibility with on board graphic chipset. Please use the graphic card like Nvidia GT620. Thank you.
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It will be fine but you can't do SLI for Nvidia if you want to go that route just single card. Great board btw.