Max video card length (double slot) if I have four 3.5in HDD installed?
1844269
6.7 inches or 17.1 centimeters. The Asus GTX 670 mini and the Asus GTX 760 mini fit perfectly.
1607159
I am running a single video card system. But the space between the video cards must be ample to support 2 dual cards. Doesn't look like enough room to me but the motherboard does support it !!!!!!
1818033
I am 95% sure I looked it up and it said 4GB max. I got 3 in mine and works great. Remember the processor is a Pentium 4 which in a sense does not know anything in the consideration of high RAM
460757
I am currently running 3 monitors on this card. I believe the max is 6 if you have the correct adapters.
2182462
Yes, maximum three cards in sli or crossfire, But the pci-e ports gonna works at 8/4/4 speed
2283792
when I install the video card ，I find it has enough room to hold at least 2 of them
1048836
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.
1934696
I don't know, but my pc is 17.3 and I have approx. 2 inches of inside length left.
1852552
It has 8 expansion slots. you can fit 4x double-wide GPUs in the chassis as long as you're using a motherboard that supports this. ASUS X99-E WS for example.
42524
you will probably need a bigger psu. this card uses alot of power! also be warned, this card is not small! its a very hefty card taking up 2 1/2 expansion slots! and it is over 12 inches long! so be warned if you have a mid tower case, as it may not clear cd/hdd drive bays!
2166993
I could not say, I removed the fans for other use do to the size, if you have space between the Memory Slots and the 1st PCIe Slot then yes.I have only 1/4 inch on my MB and felt it was to close to back on my Video Card.
1227337
if the tower has removable hdd bays. also read the specs for the video card it tells u all the dimensions for the card then compare them to your case
1678577
Yes, it will fit in the slot with the existing video card. Pretty substantial upgrade for you, much better.
499337
Yes, there should not be any issue. I run a Gigabyte board with 4 PCI-E slots with no issue fitting inside the case.
274291
It has 4 slots so you should be good. I'm running 2x4gb of 1866. It runs at 1600 but I'm told I can change that in the bios easily.
491572
It's roughly 11 3/4 inches long. If your tower has at least 12" from the inside of the case to where the had drives go in the front then it should fit fine seeing that the DVI port part of the card is on the outside of the tower making it take up roughly 11 1/4 " inside the case itself.
1957289
they say 4 gigs. i will tell you this. everything i run on my home built rig {M/B asus rampage 2 extreme, 16 gigs ram, intel quad core i7 3.2 ghz and 500 gig ssd hd} is smoking fast. best vid card i have ever used. make sure you buy from EVGA they have the absolute best customer service. i had a card from them that went bad after 2 years of use sent it back and they replaced it with a better one than the one i had sent them. you can't beat that.