Thinking about getting this and upgrading the graphics card later. How much space is there for a card? PCI or PCI E?
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(Name Goes Here), If you replace the video card, you would likely use the PCI-E x16 slot that the current video card is in. The chassis will support video cards up to 400mm (15.75 inches) in length. Please note that the proper installation of any component that does not damage the system will *not* void the warranty on the computer. Also, when upgrading the video card, please make certain to take note of the power requirements of the specific card you choose, as they may require you to upgrade the power supply as well.
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it depends on your motheboard was build with pci e. but if your question is how many cards it could hold? 7. i using 3 vid agp, 2 pci e & 2 normal slots. this box is huge i`ve have 9 fans. 5 dvd. 7 harddrives internal 2 ext & still have room 1000 watt power. buy nzxt fans only no choice screw holes made only for nzxt
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I'm not sure about the mobo, but pretty much any mobo supporting PCI-E should be fine, unless you want to do crossfire, which naturally requires dual pci ports. The card is a bit lengthy, but so long as your case is has enough room to accomodate a 12.7 inch card it should suffice (the case you mentioned is overkill imo). You won't regret buying this card...I have it running on a power saving profile and it runs all current games butter smooth. Worth every penny.
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its about 10in x 2in x 4in. it fits very nice on my corsair c70! i did measure it using a measuring tape and it came out about the same but, here is the card specifications http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-770/specifications
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Yes, all that happens is that the Graphics Card steps down to run onto PCI-E 2.0. The only difference is the bandwidth, PCI-E 3.0 has double the bandwidth of 2.0, so they are interoperable, but only top tier cards get anywhere close to saturating either bus I believe, so don't be nervous.
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It depends on the distance between the PCI-E slots. This is meant for two cards with one slot between them.
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Standard PCI Express with a single-width x16 graphics slot. Mine just plugged into my PCI Express slot without issue and the card works great.
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Motherboard Product Dimensions: 8.7 x 2 x 8.6 inches.GTX 960 Dimensions (L x H): 10.1" x 4.38"The answer is: yes the card will fit in the motherboard PCIe slot. But the card will be longer than the motherboard itself.But what you need to consider more is if the card will fit in your case. Also, I would suggest looking into a different motherboard if you will be doing any gaming. This motherboard, in my opinion, is for budget building of general use PCs.
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According to the board stats... it has PCI-E slots.. so why would you need it ?
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I don't have the exact dimensions because I don't want to take my computer apart to measure it, but it's a "low profile" card - and is small. It should fit into any standard Dell computer. I put it in my Inspiron 580. I actually upgraded the power supply to 450w but the box says all you need is 400w. This would only be necessary if you were gaming and the card was working hard. Most reviews say you don't have to upgrade the power supply. Upgrading the power supply was fairly easy - just watched YouTube videos on how to do it. This is the fastest card you can get for the size.
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Although I have not installed any graphics cards in my gigabyte board , the product specifications reads 1 x PCI Express x 16 slot running at 16 ( PCIEx16). Note : for optimum performance , if only one PCI Express graphics card is to be installed , be sure to install it in the PCIEX16 slot. ( the PCIEX16 slot conforms to PCI Express 3.0 standard.) . Also , 1 x PCI Express x16 slot running at x4 (PCIEX4). Also , 2 PCI slots. I would have to say yes , you can run two graphics cards but must not exceed the boards parameters ( PCIEX16 in one slot and PCIEX4 in the other.). Hope this helps to answer your question. I'm sorry I have no real world experience with actually installing any graphics card(s) on my board to truly satisfy your question. I am pleased with the on - boards graphics and currently have no need for additional graphics . Perhaps an email to www.gigabyte.com will better answer than I can ? Hoping they may recommend the best combination of x16 and x4 graphics cards to be used .
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Oh man, you have a monster case. You should have no problems installing this beast. It's an awesome card...but you might want to wait a little because EVGA is releasing 6GB units soon. Don't know when but soon. But to answer your question, your case is more than roomy enough to fit the video card. :)
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I believe I can only answer one question here. All PCI-E editions are backwards compatible with their previous version. 3.0 &gt; 2.0 &gt; 1.0. I don't know the other answer though, sorry.
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This is listed in the specifications: PCI Slots (Available/Total) 1 x PCI 2 x PCI-e x 1 1 x PCI-e x 16
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This desktop has 1 PCI-E slot, rest of the slots are PCI Ports and Connectors 1 x VGA 15-pin; 6 x USB 2.0; 2 x USB 3.0; 1 x HDMI; 1 x RJ-45 Network; 1 x Front Headphone; 1 x Front Microphone; 3 x Audio
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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
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PCI-E is typicaly best..I suggest you get the card with 3 antenaes however..having fits with the other one at the moment..