I would like to know if this video card can I instal on pc Small from Factor, can it fix? it´s come with with two way of case from install
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I would not recommend this graphics card, get one with a fan, but if you really want this card, it will work with a computer asking it has about 300 watt powe supply
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Yes just make sure the PC has a powerful enough psu to run it. I have it running in a small form factor dell optiplex 755 with no problems.
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Yes, There are two small screews on the plate that allow you to remove it and put the smaller one on for slim cases
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Yes as it comes with two smaller half-height brackets for the form factor cases. The VGA will have to simply come off (ribbon detaches easily) or sit side-by-side next to the DVI connector.
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Well, I installed one and have another one coming and hooked up two monitors to the one (via HDMI and Mini-Display Port) and image comes on the monitor so it has to have a video processor built in.Keep in mind this is a mini PC so there's not a whole lot of room for additional hardware. My guess the video is embedded in the motherboard.If you're looking for a high-end gaming PC then this is not a good choice.
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I just put one together and used the built in graphics chip but ... there was an open pcie 16 slot and the short pcie slot next to it that would be covered by the dual card is redundant. I would say all good but be careful about the height of the graphics card because there isn't a lot of extra room in the box.
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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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If you mean different form factors like full tower mid tower and mini then yes. i have a full tower case. it Will work as long as its PCI slots. they do wiggle around anyway. hopefully that sheds some light.
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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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As I understand you are asking if you will be able to plug this into a thin (9.8 cm / 3.9 in) or a wider (20 cm / 8 in) case/tower/chassis, my answer is yes, you will be able to plug this into both, you will just need to remove few screws that comes in the GPU to "make it one" and turn it into a "two parts" piece, I didn't know this before buying it but I decided to run the risk, when I received it, I was amazed about it, my tower is a 3.9 in of width and I was worried about it, then I opened it and I saw it is divisible. Hope I helped.
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yep, it'll fit. I wasn't very impressed with it though, other than the fact it was low profile and came with the 2 short brackets, that was nice. But it's not a very powerful video card.
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The larger card is installed in a PCI Express slot. The second smaller (slave) card is mounted onto your case, not your motherboard. There is a cable that goes from the larger card into the smaller card. Both cards get screwed into the case but only the larger one is inserted into the PCI-E slot on your motherboard.
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I have purchased three of these cards. They each came with the hardware to mount in mini-tower and small-form-factor pcs. I have one in a Dell 745 mini-tower and another in a Dell Vostro 220S SFF. The important thing is you need a PCI-Express socket for the card wherever you plan to install it. I purchased them solely for the DVI and the HDMI capabilities.
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The only way I could see a full length graphics card fitting in is if one uses a single fan radiator to cool the CPU, that is attached to the back of the case and not to the top. I have gained extra room by moving the twin fans for the twin radiators from the inside, to the outside, discarding the top cover and placing the air filter on top, nevertheless the radiator hoses would have to bend severely, for a full length graphics card to fit. But for my purposes, the box is a learning environment for VMware\Hyper-V and software GPU is all I need.
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Really easy. Just like installing a video card. Make sure you don't have a small form factor PC. This card is made for a full size desktop PC.
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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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it is a sizeable card, but that tower should fit it fine make sure you install it in the x16 slot. gpu cards usually can always be upgraded regardless, it is a very awesome card im loving it. the only thing to check is case size like a mini atx probably cant fit it but anything like mid or full towers can fit this card no problem.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hPuf8KXAK88 as to installing the new case, just play the video backwards, the case is identical to the factory case so it should go on without problems. help it helps! :)
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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 !!!!!!
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Yes. In mine, the back of the mobo is a bit snug against the panel so installing pci cards required a little more finesse than usual. Otherwise, it's a good fit. I've been quite happy with the case.