What is the height of this card without the full bracket? I'm looking to add it to a very small HTPC build. The height of the case itself is 105mm.
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2.5" or 64mm from base of pins to top of card WITHOUT the VGA connector. That is for the physical card itself.
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If you remove any existing mounts/bays inside the tower, you may be able to fit it in a *full* tower case. There's no way it's fitting in my mid-tower. However, most decent full-tower should have at least 5 bays, so I'm not quite sure of your intended purpose of trying to cram this into one.
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NO, I purchased a low profile bracket set elsewhere on Amazon and drilled a hole in it to use the fastener near the HDMI port. I used the full size bracket as a template. (overlay the connector positions and mark the hole, use a drill press and the proper drill bit...) It works in my low profile htpc mATX case. Reasonable improvement over the on chip graphics (i5-3570K)
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Try finding the item on newegg.com. they have good detailed specs for most items. I have this in a mid tower and have no problems with clearance.
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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.
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Just FYI, this thing is huge! I put in on an older Radeon 5770 when the fan went bad and I made sure to measure, but even then it is surprising how big it is. I have a full size case and I can't put a case fan in one of the slots because the things sticks up so much. Your card will definitely run hotter (I forget how many degrees mine went up, maybe 5-10 Celsius but still in a workable range) and it will really depend what kind of airflow you have in your case. It might even require a few modifications to the passive cooler. I had to cut off some plastic so it would fit on the card properly.
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Doubtful I built a pc for somebody and threw a GTX 560TI in it (9 inches). There was maybe half an inch of space left plus it covered the SATA ports on the board. Any other qjestions feel free to ask.
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I bought it for a low profile system because it gave the smaller dimensions on amazon, but it was too tall and I had to return it. It was a regular size video card.
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This box is huge, full size ram isn't even close to an issue. I have a full size geforce 500 series gfx card in it and it fits with room to spare. The white drive bays you can see are also removable if you really want to cram other stuff in there.
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To add to Victor's response. As this card is a full height card, it will not fit small form factor cases even if the motherboad has the correct slot.
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I believe it's full height. I had to make some modifications to my pc because it's a small form factor case and didn't fit naturally.
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Sry, it's barely too tall for your tower. Mine Corsair C70 had less than 1/2 inch of clearance after installation.
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It is a full size card and requires a full size slot and case. I am familiar with the Micro ATX Case, but given it says "micro" I am guessing it is not full size. I made that mistake.
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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
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Not sure what the size of that card is but i was able to fit gigabyte's nvidiya gtx 770 in it with about a half inch or so clearance
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The one that I purchased came with both the Low profile and standard bracket. Make sure you research before you purchase. I have a mini-ITX board and used the only slot availible. This card will not work in the first slot on some chipsets, including mine. My seller wanted to charge 20% for the return.
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No problem at all with a mini, or micro, motherboard. Sometimes because of the way they are made, you can put a longer video card in them, than you can in a full tower. The drive boxes don't get in the way. But, I don't remember with this one. I sold it.