How many graphics cards can fit into this? I'm looking to fit a GTX 970 but eventually upgrading to 2 970s or maybe 3.
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The back side of the case has 7 slots, and I think the case can fit cards of either 9 or 11 inches, I don't remember exactly.
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.)
1675935
Not sure what the size of that card is but i was able to fit gigabyte's nvidiya gtx 770 in it with about a half inch or so clearance
2184159
Yeah - I had several higher end graphics cards in it - it is somewhat snug, you'll have to manage your cables well, but I was able to get an SLI config using this case. I would suggest eventually investing in a water block setup, because the airflow is the only issue with big cards like that in this case. Unless you plan on dumping a lot of money into all of the fan slots.
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You certainly can. Remember it is always better to go with one graphics card over two so you might want to look at just one 780ti instead for the time being then maybe down the road adding a second one when they become less expensive. You'll save money now and get even better performance later.
1734855
You could fit basically all of the cards in here. You would need a bigger PSU however since most of these come with 350w or 450w PSU.
1602469
Yes, there's plenty of room for 3-way SLI. See here http://screencast.com/t/EqNZmMzh My case has Eth and Sound cards in lower PCI ports, without them extra 2 graphic cards should go in nicely.
653906
No more than 3. cards are used and 3 is overkill. Not worth the extra expense for the amount of increased performance too small of a increase . 2 cards is enought . This card does not scale well in a quad configuration and in some cases it makes FPS worse. The card is old now with only 2 gb of memory. Even with 3 cards in SLI you still have only 2 gb of memory. Get two cards
722233
Definitely. My EVGA GTX 980 SC fits just fine. Depending on how big your PSU is or how it is positioned, the 2nd graphics card for SLI purposes might be a tight fit
1852549
There are 9 expansion slots, so assuming that each card takes up 2 slots and your motherboard supports it, 4. Also note that because of the way the case is configured you will never have problems with card length either.
469868
Yes, it has multiple PCI-E slots so it will take the cards. A mid tower should fit it with one card but two may be a stretch. It will depend on the make.Check out this case: SGC-2000-KKN1-GP. That will fit one card as cool as it is. If I want another in there I'd have to dremmel out some space for it but it can be done. You should be good with one card.
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when I install the video card ，I find it has enough room to hold at least 2 of them
1394847
This takes up one PCI E slot. The only way you would need another slot for this is if you bought two and ran them in SLI
1505811
If you so desire, yes it will actually fit two 3 slot cards (the k40 takes 2). I feel this is more of a gaming motherboard though and I would recommend one designed more for the kinds of things you would do with K40s (which is not gaming if you are just looking to put the biggest graphics cards you can find in).
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Yes. a gtx 980 will fit even. Long cards can typically fit, this case has a design where you may have a really long first card, because the hard drive cage and optical drive racks are separated to add room right there. Either way, 960 no problem.
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Mine spans over three slots (positions 1 and 4). Or, two empties counting the fact the top card's heatsink takes up a slot. It still seems to have plenty of slack to stretch one more, which I think is as far apart as any motherboard and SLI setup you'd want to run would be.
1852550
There are 7 slots, so theoretically it could accommodate 3 dual slot cards, depending on your motherboard layout. I'm running 2 R9-280x cards and have room to spare in this case.
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According to Rosewill's site it supports Cards up to 280mm in length. I just put in a Reference GTX 770 over the weekend, which is 266.7mm in length and it was a tight fit. A Gigabyte G1 Gaming GTX 970 is about 9.3 inches (or 236.22mm) in length. So you should be just fine.