Will this fit in a IN-Win Grone and will this be able to handle 3 780ti Kingpins ??
1093305
Not sure if it will fit in your case, please check the dimensions and measure your clearances. It handled 4x GTX 680s @ 195w power draw (total 780w). It will surely handle your 3 780ti kingpins @ 250w power draw (total 750w).
1093306
Officially, you should have a 500W power supply per each card, but I run four 780Ti's with this power supply with out an issue. Make sure you pay attention to what plugs are for GPU 1,2,3 and 4.
1231714
I can't find any specs but if you're buying a new mother board it should fit. Plus its very roomy if you have to bodge things a bit. Keep an eye on newegg to see if they end up listing specs for it. I know I had no problems fitting anything in it.
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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.
786193
This backplate fits the 780 and the 780Ti perfectly. It just has the logo for GTX 780 on it rather than 780Ti logo.
139647
This thing is BIG. I have it in a thermal take kandolf and it has to squeeze in with the video card. Have a full tower before you get this IMO. Especially if you have a big video card.
392115
Don't see why it wouldn't. I use an i5 in this board so I know you're good there. As long as the RAM is DDR3 you are good there (just make sure you dual channel for the best performance.) and the 750ti should fit right into the PCI slots no problem. You shouldn't have any issues my friend.
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! :)
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...
807427
Yes you can use the Gforce GTX 750ti on this motherboard. Also if you are using this machine to mine coins and want to use more than 2 video cards you will need to also purchase PCI-e risers.
1721312
sorry- the "microATX" designation means it can only fit the smaller motherboards inside, those that don't have more than 3 expansion slots, and your MSI 970 (nice mobo, by the way) has 6, so you should be looking for what's called a "full size" ATX tower for it
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
612564
I could fit GF 680 in there without problems. I also fit EVGA 680 classified, which is bigger than stock 780 TI. So the answer is "yes".
857226
I use this motherboard with 6990 if you think urs is larger than mine. But i am sure even you have a evga 780 ti kingpin can still fit in there. Why i answered so many times so many questions but never get a thanks?
2101203
Hello and thank you for contacting us. This will work in any full size system that has a PCI-E slot on it. If there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any other questions please let me know.Sincerely,Chris Nickels Red Planet Trading
1925234
Yep, I have a asus maximus vi formula and the pci slots extend well beyond the board of a standard ATX board. The Rampage is E-ATX and it will fit inside this no problem.
1050816
Yes it will work. BUT if you have a mini ITX case you could run into problems. I have the Apex case (m108 I think) and there's no room for a double slot card. The case only allows for 1 inch before it meets the case. As far as noise, You can add a fan switch that lets you adjust the speed. It's not difficult to install...it takes the power from one of the PS leads.
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Ultimately it depends on the case. I'm going to be putting it in my Node 304 and that's an mITX case. I would take a look at builds of your case on pcpartpicker.com and you can see what sorts of cards people use and compare those with the size of this card.That said, it's a mid sized card and shouldn't have much problem in most MicroATX cases.