I have a xps 8300, gtx 660, corsair vengeance 16gb, i5 2320, will this card be to long to fit?
941115
Without knowing the exact inside dimensions it appears as though this card will fit, however unless you have substantially upgraded this computer from its original specs you may not see the performance that you had hoped for.
941116
No it will not, unless you don't have 1 full inch of free length space.. The 660 was 9.5 inches long and the 770 is 10.5.
941117
I can not be sure, but the GTX770 is likely 1 inch longer. Do you have that much more free space to the rear of your case? JB
798064
it should fit only problem ive noticed is the fan holding clips tend to touch the back of the graphics card if you dont have a backplate protecting the graphics card this could fry your graphics and even your motherboard (i have a piece of electrical tape there protecting mine)
1795327
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.
1532120
If this is the same system as you have (http://www.maximumpc.com/article/features/alien_autopsy_we_look_inside_alienware_x51#slide-0) then based on that article I would say this Graphics Card should fit, and also stay within the limits of power usage and heat for that setup.
1862088
H Michael,I have a Dell XPS M1730 laptop. I had a NVIDIA 9800M GTX w/ 2 GB (2000 MB of Ram) installed by the guys at Staples. It boots up in 20+ seconds! A NVIDIA 8800M GTX w/ 1 GB (1000 MB of Ram) will fit the slot too - I was told. This is all I know. Hope this helps.Roxy
1598139
Its a dual slot card @ 6inches in length. Check your chassis to see if it will fit.
1416049
4.4 inches by 10.5 inches, and it fills two slots. Its fairly large honestly I'd double check compatibility. http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-780/specifications
1562944
Take alook inside your computer case. If you have an open PCI-E slot, then it will fit.
1203910
If I'm not mistaken it's a mid-size tower so it should fit. But I would double check with EVGA Support Team.
749033
i dont think this card will fit, i have used ATI Radeon HD 3450 256MB DDR2 PCI Express (PCI-E) DMS-59 Low Profile Video Card Sold by Epic IT Service in our low profile Dells & HPs
1174164
It'll fit the smallest chassis you can find out there. It's a very well sized graphics card. Look up gtx in small chassis or case and you'll see what i mean. you should be fine
1175912
Yes I have an evga 970 in mine which fits fine. As long the gpu is around 10.5 inches long you should be fine.
588241
it is a standard PCI-e card, so if your computer accepts those it should fit
1495943
I do not know the measurements of the inside of your computer. Read the requirements of the card and check the size of the card and measure the inside of your computer to see if it will fit.
924032
yes. the motherboard features a pcie 16X port and the case includes a 525W PSU with two 6-pin gpu power adapters (or at least it should, you will need to open the case and check the PSU to be absolutely sure) which is barely above the minimum 500W for the card, if you do not OC the card or the CPU you should be fine, a PSU upgrade to 600-650W wouldn't hurt tho. check with dell support if your XPS does not require any kind of esoteric PSU standard.
448103
It should fit, since it is an ATX case. The card is about 10.5 inches long I think, so you will want to allow about 11 inches total to fit the PCIe Power cables to stick out the back (though I think the power may be out the top of the card). I used an Antec Three Hundred case and it fits snugly, but does fit.
926928
This is a dual width card. You need 2 open slots in order for it to fit. It 'should' be compatible as long as it fits and there are no hardware conflicts.