is this case good for two way SLI for GTX 970 (for big cards like Gigabyte or Asus), does it have good cooling for two gpus?
1282797
large case,however you need to check the exact size in the description. i am running 2 evga 980s with no problem. you can modify the case slightly (remove one internal bay) which helps.
2283793
It should accommodate that card fine although you may have to remove one of the drive cages to accommodate, there's a secondary mount for crossfire/SLI cards. I'd be more concerned about where the radiators go. Google and see if anyone else has this install.
328916
I used a 700 watt Seasonic 80 plus. I had a a FX 6300 in a Gigabyte z71 I believe. I love the case. Lots of room. What kind of video card are you planning getting. I had 2 Gtx 550ti in sli my 700 ran perfect.
846613
Yes, 2 or 3 way SLI, but now I will go with GTX980, price is similar and performance is ~ 20% better
2155386
I need sizes on your video cards. There is more than enough air flow to keep it cool....2 fans in front, 1 large fan on the side, 1 fan on top and one on back!
983090
This should work fine, yeah. Your board supports ATI Crossfire (I'm not sure about nVidia SLI) so if you ever want to go multi-card, you might not be able to do so with this board. If you're going to stick with single card, though, this should be fine.
59034
I purchased this case to make a cheap gaming PC as well, I would buy an additional fan for the side panel 80mm I believe is the size... I hope it's the size I bought one but havent installed it yet :) But with the stock cooling fans running an i5 quad core with GEForce GT 730 (cheap card) the temperature is about 35 C which is well within normal temp range.
1278812
I have this card: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127615 in the card. I did this case build for someone I know so I cant just look at it for you lol, but I'm pretty positive it was like really close fit. That video card in the newegg link is a full size one also, not a smaller version or anything. I'm guessing you mean the 980 card in general? right? Im not sure what you mean by cooler card. But I hope this helps.
1717134
Yes, with room to spare. I put a massive EVGA 4gb GTX 770 in mine and still had room for a side panel fan.
1661471
I run BF4 and have no reason for additional cooling. I would recommend a case with a 120mm intake on the side, mine has two that sit coincidentally right below the gpu, so my 660 stays around 50 degrees C, rarely gets over 65 C. Its a good card. My second is on the way so I can SLI.
1464564
It would have similar effect inside the case like my 7950 because it would also blow the heat back into the case. My case has the proper airflow to handle it, but I did not want that again and wanted to see how the EVGA reference cooler performed with all this power which is very impressive to me just like most of the web reviews said to be. If I really wanted to cool a hot video card to overclock it to its limits, I might as well go with a water cooling solution. And besides, if I go SLI with 2 of them it is ideal to use the blower type cooler anyway.
1261340
Yes on 2 rails. If you want to SLI 3 cards get a stronger power supply otherwise its great!
1770096
Really depends on what you will be running. I'm using a 850 watt Silverstone PSU. I runs all my components well, including my new 770GTX. Plus I may get another 770 later for SLI and it should accommodate that as well. Otherwise a 650 watt or so PSU would normally suffice if you only plan on using one card. This case can handle all of them in any event.
355115
Dont know. Only have this case. I dont go around buying multiple cases. lol. But it does have more fans and Ive been able to fit everything I could ever want into it. x2 980 SLI ect.
469547
The case supports up to 420mm long graphics cards. So yes, a GTX 970 will fit in the case.
1049819
Although there are 7 slots in the back of the tower, the typical high end graphics card will take up 2 of those slots. And it also depends on how big your motherboard is and weather you have enough PCI slots on your Mobo for more than 2 GPUs. As long as you have a mothboard that supports SLI and more than 2 GPU slots, then you should be fine. Although it may be a tight fit with over 2 GPUs. (I have 2 in mine... But I only have a motherboard that supports only 2 GPUs at one time.)
1855958
I have 2 of them in an SLI configuration. In my tower case the cards are very close together with a scant 3/8" between them. I connected the displays to the card with the unhindered airflow and am experienceing zero overheat problems while playing BF4 or any other game with high video demands. I don't even hear the fans.