Will my 660 or future 780 fit in this case if I remove the upper hard drive bay?
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I assume you are talking about a 660 or 780 GPU? If so, you have lots of room, especially if you remove the upper 3.5" drive bays, not the topmost 5.25 bays, they are not removable. I use the bottom bays, there are 3 slots, for my needs. This gives you room for any length of graphics card. I'm pretty sure you could double up with an SLI installation as well. I have only one GPU, a GTX 650, no problem at all.
1972623
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.
1795326
Unfortunately, this card is too big for that case at 8.5 inches maximum length. The Sapphire R7 265 (which isn't a big downgrade by any means) will fit though! Happy GPU hunting! :)
107996
Processor yes, 760 fits, it will be a little hairy to install, but your card is the same length as the one I have in this tower.
1637565
It should fit just fine (having looked at the inside of the 660s I can see that the Zotac will not have any clearance problems). The other issue is the power supply, it is just 220w which may still work (the Zotac does draws less with only 1GB of GDDR memory) as long as you have not put in a CPU which draws too much power. I'm using a Core i7 4770s, the lower power version which draws around 64 watts and it works fine on a 200w mobile power supply. Heavy gaming will push your card and processor to draw more power so that will push the 220w power supply to its upper rating also. The Core i-series processors with 'S' in their name will draw less power so you may wish to consider a CPU swap if needed. It should fit just fine (having looked at the inside of the 660s I can see that the Zotac will not have any clearance problems). The other issue is the power supply, it is just 220w which may still work (the Zotac does draws less with only 1GB of GDDR memory) as long as you have not put in a CPU which draws too much power. I'm using a Core i7 4770s, the lower power version which draws around 64 watts and it works fine on a 200w mobile power supply. Heavy gaming will push your card and processor to draw more power so that will push the 220w power supply to its upper rating also. The Core... » Read More It should fit just fine (having looked at the inside of the 660s I can see that the Zotac will not have any clearance problems). The other issue is the power supply, it is just 220w which may still work (the Zotac does draws less with only 1GB of GDDR memory) as long as you have not put in a CPU which draws too much power. I'm using a Core i7 4770s, the lower power version which draws around 64 watts and it works fine on a 200w mobile power supply. Heavy gaming will push your card and processor to draw more power so that will push the 220w power supply to its upper rating also. The Core i-series processors with 'S' in their name will draw less power so you may wish to consider a CPU swap if needed. « Show Less
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It should supposedly fit any double slot cards. If the card itself is a bit long the front drive cages come in segments that you can remove. I have seen video's of systems using this case that were running SLI'd Titans. It's a decently sized mid case. imo.
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.
869046
I would say yes. I am currently running Gigabyte GeForce GTX 660 (Dimensions: 10.1 x 5.2 x 1.6 in). Its fits comfortably. EVGA has the GeForce GTX 760 at 9.5 x 1.5 x 4.4 inches. The Gigabyte Geforce GTX 760 runs longer at 11.6 x 5.1 x 1.7 inches, but since this case has a removable HDD cage, you can accommodate much longer cards. Even with the cage removed, you still have two HDD slots, and plenty of slots for SSD.
981562
yes I have two gtx460s which may be a bit shorter, but 780s will fit as long as you have a full sized case (in some smaller tower cases they might run into your hard drive slots)
349069
Assuming the PS is normal size these should both fit with more than enough room. It really depends on what type of MOBO you plan on putting in the case. It's a big case with plenty of room for even the big graphics cards.
1450168
yes, you can fit that card in no problem. the only downside to the case is running your cpu power connector. I had to sneak mine through the back of the MB through the cpu bracket opening. The stand off allowed for plenty of room to do it though. It is a great case with very quite fans. The price cant be beat.
424375
My son used the tower, he said bit look like it should fit depending on motherboard your using. Hope that helps.
423689
It'll fit. The bigger question is will it fit your case. I think so though. This is one of the smallest GTX 660s.
786294
Yes very tight but it will fit! Might have to buy a modular power supply so you can get more room and move the hard drive to the top bay or even mount it on the bottom or front of the case to free up some space but it will fit - just have to out think it!
2261525
According to the specs on the 7750 HD low profile, you might have to remove the extra hard drive bays, but it will fit.
1170213
The exact depth of the I/O panel to the HDD Bay is 10.6" and will fit any Graphics card under. I have installed the GTX780 (reference design) and it barley fits (10.5)
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Yes it will fit and probably a spare one at the same time! Make sure that when choosing a power supply that you select either a Bronze or Gold standard then you have a solid basis to build your next PC on as well as the case