Is there enough space for a dedicated graphics card?
1849634
Greetings, Good question. No, the compact chassis does not allow for any PCI-E expansion. Best regards, MITXPC
2200751
I pretty sure the video card has its own ran. The system can take up to 16gb of ram and I recommend all of it with a solid state hard drive.
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
1119112
It certainly can. Intel UMA is really just a fancy term for saying that your graphics system uses the system RAM rather than having its own dedicated memory for graphic rendering. That said, a stand-alone graphics card with its own dedicated (faster) onboard memory will give you better results. It depends on the level of detail and performance you are hoping to achieve but purchasing a reasonably low cost graphics card +/- $100 could drastically improve your gaming experience with this and all games like it.
207210
Yes, easily. I had a 4890, and then a R9 270, and there was plenty of room left over.
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.
177772
It looks like yes you can upgrade that PC with this graphics unit. This card is two slots wide and very close to 10" long. So, you need to check that there is enough space inside the case.
612566
Without the exact GPU manufacturer I can't confirm 100% but I have an Radeon HD 7870 (which is the same approximate size as the 7990 cards i have looked at) and there is no problem at all. By that I mean it isn't even a tight fit or anything, there is plenty of breathing room. This case is very spacious, I don't think you'd would have any problems with any graphics card available on the market today.
1025068
No, for gaming you would want a dedicated GPU (graphics card) which this does not have.
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.
1717134
Yes, with room to spare. I put a massive EVGA 4gb GTX 770 in mine and still had room for a side panel fan.
2283794
Plenty of room. I have a Nvidia GT660 but I can add another one or two others if I wanted. Looking at it from the top its the thickest case you will ever see or I ever have.
1382222
there are slots avail for any hard drive you wish to input these gamer towers are wide open nvidia didnt promise anything and mine is by dell.. its a basic tower..you should add that which you think you need
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.
1592071
Yes you should be able to use another graphics card simotaneously with this one. If you aren't running more than a two screen setup this would be highly unnecessary. Unless you run animation/3D modeling editing software on both screens or simotaneously
1702980
There is room for the card. However, the power supply is not adequate for the 9500. You risk damaging the GeForce and/or the power supply. Unfortunately, the cabling on the power supply is not standard and it would be difficult to replace the unit with a higher capacity one.
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.