If I want to use a PCIe slot raiser to get a better graphics card, how would I get the video ports (vga, hdmi, etc) to fit? New back panel?
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Having not attempted that, I can't say it's impossible, but I'd be very surprised if that worked out with this case. I'm using integrated Intel HD graphics, and its handled everything I've thrown at it, but trying to cram a beefy graphics card in there would be very challenging. You'd definitely need anew back panel, yes, but that's if the case could even accommodate the physical configuration to begin with. I suspect your first problem would be the vertical clearance.
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first you must have a PCIe x16 slot. Also you will need the slot directly below the PCIe x16 slot free. If you have anything connected on the slot directly below the PCIe x16 slot, you will have to take it out and install it on a different slot. The video card takes up 2 whole slots on the motherboard. It is a big and wide video card. I don't know how the slots are arranged or what boards you have installed. But, you must have two free slots, one being a PCIe x16 slot. Also the Video card needs an extra power cable connected at the top of the card. Without it, the Video card won't work properly. Good luck. first you must have a PCIe x16 slot. Also you will need the slot directly below the PCIe x16 slot free. If you have anything connected on the slot directly below the PCIe x16 slot, you will have to take it out and install it on a different slot. The video card takes up 2 whole slots on the motherboard. It is a big and wide video card. I don't know how the slots are arranged or what boards you have installed. But, you must have two free slots, one being a PCIe x16 slot. Also the Video card needs an extra power cable connected at the top of the card. Without it, the Video card won't work... » Read More first you must have a PCIe x16 slot. Also you will need the slot directly below the PCIe x16 slot free. If you have anything connected on the slot directly below the PCIe x16 slot, you will have to take it out and install it on a different slot. The video card takes up 2 whole slots on the motherboard. It is a big and wide video card. I don't know how the slots are arranged or what boards you have installed. But, you must have two free slots, one being a PCIe x16 slot. Also the Video card needs an extra power cable connected at the top of the card. Without it, the Video card won't work properly. Good luck. « Show Less
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Please visit Dell website for owner's manual.HDMI input, I doubt it, don't think I've ever seen it.HDMI output, I tried it but it will NOT support my hi res monitors and was a huge disappointment HOWEVER the NVIDIA graphics card video outputs work GREAT! Much higher capacity than the HDMI (which was built into the motherboard).
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Idk, does that mono have a PCI-E 2.0 slot or above? If so, yes. Make sure you have case room too, this thing is big
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Unless the case/motherboard combo won't allow it, I don't see why this card wouldn't fit any standard PCI slot
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You would need a flexible cable similar to what AMD uses. That being said however, this board is not really designed for 3 GPUs. Technically there are 3 PCIe slots but the spacing is does not support 3 dual slot GPU cards. (most cards are dual slot either naturally or with the addition of aircooler/waterblocks.)As this is the micro-ATX end of the ROG series boards, it is meant for smaller systems with two GPU cards really being it's intent.
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The ports such as the VGA one are for the motherboard, and the display is set by default to run from the graphics card, you will need to use the ports of the graphics card only.
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Yes, all video cards have a standard sized plugin. If you are wondering if the card is long, it is almost 9". Check your case to make sure it will fit, as for the motherboard (if not all motherboards) it will go in the 16x, 8x, or 4x slot. Specifically this board has PCI Express x16 -- 3 x PCIe 3.0/2.0 x16 (x16 or dual x8 or x8/x4/x4).
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Replace your motherboard for a Gigabyte motherboard by example. They have PCI-Express x1 ports available in their motherboards. PCI-Express x16 is for video card adapters !
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This is a very small graphics card if you have the PCI express spot on your motherboard it will fit. It came with adapters to make the back plate fit a mini tower.
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There is a graphics card slot but they are universal...what ever graphic card you put in there should work unless its antiquated.
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it won't work. you need connect PCIE slot to Video card, 1x adapter to motherboard 1x,4x,8x or 16x PCIE slots (the 1x adapter fits all PCIE slots), then use USB cable to connect PCIE slot and 1x adapter. In the end, connect SATA power. Hope helpful
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They don't have the HDMI video port built into them, however... you can purchase a low profile HDMI video graphics card that will fit into the PCI-E slot on the motherboard. Just remember its PCI-E and needs to be low profile, and you can grab an entry level card with a HDMI port on it. I wouldn't grab some $300 video card, just a simple $40 one would be just fine. A crazy fast high end ($200 to $500 ) video card wouldn't be able to be powered by this machine. The power supply in it is not powerful enough to run one thats designed for gaming etc.
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PCI 3.0 video cards work fine in PCI 2.0 slots. I'm using one in a Gigabyte AM3+ board myself.
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Any HDMI port would come with your motherboard or your video & sound cards, not with this tower case. And I'm still in the building process but I don't see why it wouldn't run.
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Even with case mods, not sure that would work. I installed a PNY GTX770 (VCGGTX7704XPB-OC2) which is listed at 10.5 --- and it was tough. Had to place the card in the case ahead of mounting the motherboard. Then carefully slide the card up and into the PCIe slot. Not much room to work with, but very nice when all done.
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Go to EVGA's website. It has backplates that fit with each of their specific graphics cards then come back to amazon and look it up by the part number.