What's the clearance for a GPU? The one I'm getting (Gigabyte GTX 760 OC) has three fans and is 11' long. I believe I read somewhere that the clearance is 32cm (12.6in), but I'm just making sure. What's the clearance for a GPU? The one I'm getting (Gigabyte GTX 760 OC) has three fans and is 11' long. I believe I read somewhere that the clearance is 32cm (12.6in), but I'm... » Read More What's the clearance for a GPU? The one I'm getting (Gigabyte GTX 760 OC) has three fans and is 11' long. I believe I read somewhere that the clearance is 32cm (12.6in), but I'm just making sure. « Show Less
454013
You actually have more room than that-a little more than 14in. I'm running a pair of Sapphire 6970s,and still have tons of room-even with my cpu liquid cooling pump installed in the bottom of the case !
454014
You will be just fine. I'm using a HIS Radeon HD6990 in the same case, and its exactly 12 inches long.
454015
Their website says up to 12.5. But I haven't confirmed. There is a lot of room inside.
454016
I have a HIS ICEQ X2 7970 tucked away in this case and there is plenty of room to spare. When I first got the case it didn't look like there would be enough clearance but it turns out I have an inch to spare.
788834
roughly 10"-12". its pretty beefy, and comes with a fair amount of wires. better suited for mid-ATX. any smaller, and it wont get any airflow. appart from the size, its a good graphics card. seems as though others have beaten me to the punch. VV
790321
Are the actual dimensions of the geforce gtx 780 2gb 15.9 x 3.5 x 9.3 inches? That is so long that it would not fit in most cases.
1295914
Yes I own the case there is more enough just make sure you have enough space between the graphics card and the the next PCI slot becuase I had to get a new motherboard becuase my I could barely my gtx 770 into the main PCI slot becuase the WiFi card would block airflow to the GPU fan .Hope you have a nice build and also there is some cable mgmt but it is almost none present in had to hide most of my cable in the back side of the hard drive bay .HAVE A GREAT BUILD
1146658
Seven PCIe slots with thumbscrews and room for GPUs 320mm long Install up to four 3.5-inch and four 2.5-inch drives simultaneously ? tool free. Up to eight fan mounts for optimal cooling potential Dust filters for front and PSU intake. Cable routing and CPU cooler backplate motherboard cutouts Tool-free SSD, HDD, and ODD installation usb 3.0
1293991
Well, I can't guarantee they are all the same height, but I just pulled one off a bad motherboard in the last couple of weeks. I measured it at slightly less than 2 inches high. Did some investigation and found someone else posted the height of theirs at 50 mm. Did a conversion and that is 1.97 inches high...which I would assume is the same height as mine. Specifically, they wrote: 50 h (including fan) x 90 l x 90 w mm, and weighs 267 g. Like I said, always a chance one is different, but I have a bunch of socket 775 chips and I think all the stock fans were around the same height.
872056
This has 1 fan. But the GTX 770 by Gigabyte has 3 fans on it. It's a little bit more expensive but totally worth it. It looks amazing.
1668592
Newegg.com has the measurements for this card. Very nice low profile single slot card.
1864498
I couldn't tell you the exact dimensions but I can tell you this case is very small. I have Radeon HD 7970 in it and it pretty much takes up all of the space in the lower half of the case. If I need to upgrade anything at all I'll basically have to buy a new one. If these are considered "big" fans for computer cases then I'd say probably not. Mine had fans in it already so I didn't need to install any. It looks cool and I like all of the USB port options on the front, it's just way smaller than I accounted for. So, bare that in mind.
2072180
I don't have the exact measurements but it is about 2 inches longer then the 8800GTS. I had to cut a little into the 2.5 enclosure rail to fit the card in my case. It is longer then a full ATX motherboard.
515850
Length of GPU = 11.89" & the case states it is 13.78" not including bezel. If this is accurate information even with the fan you should be able to squeeze it in, but if this info is inaccurate you're out of luck. What makes me hesitant is the fan placement in the front of the case. However you can move your fan to the side panel as it is equipped with vent holes. If there aren't proper screw holes you can use zip ties to secure the fan on the panel.If it were me, I'd take the chance.
2196022
760g. It's not a very good one. I'd advise buying a different prebuilt PC or building your own.
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
1870208
I can not tell you or sure as I am unfamiliar with that pc. But I can tell you this, the fact that it is called a slimline, makes me seriously doubt it, this is a massive gpu, that does not fit in a lot of mid-atx cases, both in length and in width. I use a tower that is rather large on the Mid-ATX range, and this card was difficult to work in, and has very little room around it. When picturing this GPU in your mind, think about a Graphics card the size of your forearm.
872055
The card has three fans. I just physically checked mine inside of my PC case.
277183
The Gigabyte version is very quiet. Evga is the number 1 seller for a reason though. My choice would be to wait till the 800 series releases.
528902
There should be plenty of room for a GTX 780 if you remove the angled fan mount which is easy enough. It runs cool enough that combined with the vertical airflow channel it should be plenty cool.