Will it fit a XFX Radeon Double D 280 X ?
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It should fit. I think the LINE-M case will accommodate a video card length of 12-1/2 inches. Also the width of the LINE-M case allows you to use a Hyper 212 EVO CPU cooler. (I'm using this cooler in a couple of systems, and they are extremely quiet.)
1542464
It will fit cards with VGA, DVI and HDMI. If Display Port is located at the same place as HDMI, it should fit -- but I have not done it.
1069247
Yes the card will work fine with it. That motherboard has PCIe 2.0 and the card does have the ability to work with PCIe 3.0 but you may or may not see any difference depending on what you are doing. As far as the performance difference the R9 280X is literally a rebranded Radeon HD 7970, and you could accurately say that the R9 280 is more like a rebranded Radeon HD 7950. Both of the cards will be excellent choices, I would probably go for the cheapest one myself and save yourself some bucks as the differences are small. It's interesting to note that AMD is releasing an interesting line of Cards. The 280 is just a less beefy copy of the 280X but is by and large the same card, much like the R9 290 and R9 290X are the same card, just less power on the 290.
1890333
The bracket physically fit the video card I got... until I noticed that the card had a metal ground attachment to its bracket and this bracket did not have such. I can not say about your card, sorry.
1461585
It should. I put a Sapphire Radeon HD 7870 in it and its dimensions (12.5 x 3.5 x 6.5 inches) are larger than what's listed for the GTX 660.
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Judging from the pictures I see of the Dell Optiplex GX620 MT I'd say yes it will fit, being it's a standard size cabinet.
2042543
I kinda doubt it would fit good. One reviewer complained of a modular power supply that is 6.3" long and that xfx is 6.7" long. He said it was a tighter squeeze than he wanted. I would stick to one 6.3" or less myself. I think their is some Antec and Corsair that would fit (like the EA-750 platinum, CX750 and some Seasonic) Generally, to help with that, possibly avoid modular and go for the shorter 6-6.3".
1890331
Can't be sure as I don't have that graphics card, but the bracket was pretty standard. So I'd say it probably will.
782387
Yes but it depends on what Amd fx you are going to be using. (Fx6350, fx6300), what kind of radeon 4850 and what kind of fans
157623
yes it does. I have four r9 280x sapphire vapor-x running on two of these and a 5870hd as well
304966
I think so. This card is 10.5" long & the case has 11.5" space between the backplane & the drive cage. Also, there is 17" of room if you mount it above the drive cage. So I thinks it will fit. I have an EVGA 8800 GTX in this case & is is also 10.5" long. Go for it!Erik The Pope
841977
Yes it will. I just installed it in my small form factor dell optiplex 620.
1927902
Anything less than a full tower will not fit this card. It's 305mm. You can Google it's footprint.
1986679
Yes it will because i have a Radeon r7 in mine and its a pretty big graphics card and the case itself is also pretty big so there will be no problem with full size graphics cards
1217215
If its comparable to the size of an ATI Radeon 7990 graphics card then yes, as I have one of those in my case, but its a very very snug fit, anything longer wont fit. You will have to put the back end in first, and then fit the rest in.
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Yes, if you remove the upper HDD cage. You will have to remove the upper cage, even if you only install 1 R9 290, because of its length. I have the R9 280, & it fits without removing the upper HDD cage. You might consider 2 or 3 of these if you need the HDDs. I love the case. It is solid, & keeps my build extremely quiet. Best of luck!
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i dont think this card will fit, i have used ATI Radeon HD 3450 256MB DDR2 PCI Express (PCI-E) DMS-59 Low Profile Video Card Sold by Epic IT Service in our low profile Dells & HPs