Can the EVGA Geforce GTX760 graphics card,not the over clock one,fit right in this Motherboard?
2015485
Your card should fit fine, this motherboard handled my GTX 770 nicely (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CU9GOAO/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i03?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1). That being said, you should probably check your case, I had to buy a new case because the video card was too long for my old case. Unfortunately, I received a defective motherboard and I ended up with an MSI (sad really, because I wanted this board to work, I tried everything). Good luck.
2015486
Yes. This board supports pcx express 3 and this card does as well. They would work together.
2015487
Yes. I personally have the 770, but yours will work for sure. The only issue is the case size. I got a very large case, and the graphics card barely fit. Since the length of the GPU is about 290mm, it is not a problem fitting on the motherboard. To sum it all up- the GPU will fit on the motherboard with ease, but just make sure your case can accommodate the size. Those graphics cards are quite large. Hope this helps!
9412
It will probably physically fit into the slot, but the hardware might *not* be supported by the motherboard. If you can't find out for sure, it will be a gamble.
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.)
390462
Why would it not? Motherboards generally are the the reason graphic cards can not fit. All the PCI slots on motherboard/graphic cards are the same size. Only difference now is the speed
2052610
you dont have problem with this...the video card has a port pci express 2.0 and the motherboard that you described has three ports pci express 3.0 but dont have problem...it fits correctly
1678577
Yes, it will fit in the slot with the existing video card. Pretty substantial upgrade for you, much better.
1205307
Yes it should fit. Well I personally have a msi gd65 and it works great and looks amazing but it depends on what the color of your build and what you are going to be using the pc for.
1921650
I don't see why it shouldn't work. You may want to be careful though. This card is pretty big and it might not fit next to another similarly sized card on your motherboard or in your case.
1561374
Check your motherboard If it has a pic card slot, then it should fit. If you are concerned whether the graphics will be at a steady pace or not, it depends on what power supply you have.
1217215
If its comparable to the size of an ATI Radeon 7990 graphics card then yes, as I have one of those in my case, but its a very very snug fit, anything longer wont fit. You will have to put the back end in first, and then fit the rest in.
1896392
This is a very small graphics card if you have the PCI express spot on your motherboard it will fit. It came with adapters to make the back plate fit a mini tower.
83639
It will support a gtx760, but if you going to buy a asus graphic card you should just buy a asus motherboard. They give you the best bang for your buck
428857
any motherboard has a PCIE 16X slot can fit with this graphic card. The only thing need to be notice is the power ,at least 650W
1896418
this tower is pretty damn big... I have a gtx660 graphics card in there fits no problem. look and see what size mother board you have and what size this supports... i think it supports mid and small...
445156
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.
1754333
It fit my gtx 780 fine. I had to install it in the outer-most pcie slot and it still got a little tight with the top of power supply but it does fit.
1768485
You can use any graphics card you want, as long as it fits the motherboard.