Can this fit a gtx 760 4 gig card. I want to know what the inside looks like.
1693856
It only has 300w P/S. I believe the card you want requires a minimum 500w, 600w is recommended.
1693857
I have GT630 card 5.7 x 1 x 4.4 nches. Found this on the Dell community support forum, hope it helps. "Since there are many GTX 760's, look for cards that do not exceed 9.5" and have the power connectors on top and not in back of the card. This is because of the hard drive cage location. "
1815125
Yes it will. I have a GTX 760 on this board and it's running great! However, I would go with a R2 board (or a Gen3 board if you can find one). There are few updates on the 'newer' version that you may want.
1178147
Yes, I had a GTX 570 in mine. Fit fine. You can always look on fractals website to see specific dimensions.
2024884
I have a EVGA GTX 970 ssc which fits in perfectly. The top of this card's PCB is just about flush with the top of the PCI slot cover, and there's about 1.75 inches of clearance between the top of my card and the top of the case. Looking at the card you're talking about, it looks like the PCB and cooling for the card extends about 1.5 to 2 inches above the top of the PCI slot cover. It's hard to say from just pictures, but I'd expect this card to be a very tight fit, and possibly just a tiny bit too tall to fit in the case.
926928
This is a dual width card. You need 2 open slots in order for it to fit. It 'should' be compatible as long as it fits and there are no hardware conflicts.
1527321
Yes, it has 4 6+2 pin pci-e plugs. So you could run two gtx 760's if you want.
93647
Def not, you only have 10" of clearance for a card and even then you have to put it in through the bottom by removing the fan. A gtx 680 is the best card I can fit in mine.
451476
The card is 11.5 inches and there is about 11.5 inches from the back of the case. It would be tight but theoretically it should fit but you won't know until you stuff it in there. If you're just getting that graphics card for gaming though, it's WAY more than what you would need. lol
2109031
Yes, it will support a GTX 760.It will not support 2 GTX 760s in SLI. The board does not support SLI at all (although it does support crossfire), but even if it did, the 2nd PCIe 2.0 x16 slot only runs at x4 speeds, so you'd bottleneck a 2nd card anyway.
561587
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.
277430
The dimensions are 10.24" x 4.96" x 1.50." Other manufacturers (non-MSI) have shorter cards (same 760), if that's too long for you.
1953944
This card is too deep to fit into a slim case. The specs are 6 1/2 inches long and 4 1/2 inches wide. Most slim cases are about 4 inches in total width. I would suggest looking for a graphics card made for a slim case.
928648
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.
642968
Honestly, I don't know. I had problems fitting the graphics card in the first PCI-E 16x slot due to the RAM modules. Look at this video, it might help with your question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXbgyGLgAqk
790318
It's a gaming case. This type of video card would fit in any gaming case (or most non-slim, non-compact, standard sized computer case). Keep in mind though that this card will take up 2 slots.
1252393
I installed in a full tower,so I cant answer for sure. The card is not bigger than my motherboard. I would suggest taking the dimensions given and measure how much room you have in your case.
304475
Hi Marcia, Physically, there is enough space in the unit to handle the 760 Video card, though you would have to upgrade the power supply to be able to handle the added voltage and cable requirements of the new card.