I've tried to find my answer, but will this fit the 6600DX?
763074
I think it should. I have several SunPack tripods and the clips all seem to be interchangeable
763075
In the questions above there are links to the manufacturer's website and their compatibility chart
763076
This fits into a square recess on your tripod if it's 1 5/16 inches on each side. If your square opening where the quick release seats is one and five sixteenths on an edge then this one will fit.
763077
No. That is the reason I bought it and when I tried to use it on the 6600DX tripod it did not fit. Very frustrating.
1432601
It should fit perfectly. As long as the expansion slots are separated. I'm also running two GTX 780's on a motherboard with a very similar layout. I don't think you'll have any problems.
1583878
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.
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.
417642
Go to the gigabyte website, and they can tell you what components are compatible. Offhand, I'd say yes, but without all of the part numbers, I'm not positive.
965645
i have a noctua nh-d14. i think that mine is bigger so the one you want should fit.
1461587
I dont own a 660, but i do have the GTX 680 installed in my tower. It fits, but there isnt much room left to put a hard drive in the space behind my GTX 680. Fortunately, there are other slots to position your hard drives. I only have 2 hard drives, so this case works for me with room to spare. If you want to use all of the hard drive trays then you may want to find a different case. Hope this helps
1267246
yes the standard Dell 660s has 3 PCI-Express slots. You only need one for this graphics card. So unless you have a smaller version than the "minitower" version you will be fine. As for the actual dimensions you'd have to do the math but with 3 slots it's generally safe to assume one of them will fit the card nicely.
2258418
A long as you have the correct size ports I don't see why not a good way to check is looking up on the company website that made you're NVidia gtx 650 sc that's all ways a good way to go nd if not the owners manual usually tells you what accessories it uses
699831
It will fit, but be prepared for high sustained GPU temps and you may need to buy an adapter plate if your card doesn't come with it.
399133
According to NZXT the answer is YES- go to the NZXT site and use their compatibility tool.
1862087
Yes it does fit and work. However it is not the 8800M therefore does not support certain software features. Gaming does work but is limited.
1509440
Yep. The motherboard will fit just fine. If you're adding a graphics card, that will be the one you'll have to measure to make sure.
1637564
It should fit just fine (having looked at the inside of the 660s I can see that the Zotac will not have any clearance problems). The other issue is the power supply, it is just 220w which may still work (the Zotac does draws less with only 1GB of GDDR memory) as long as you have not put in a CPU which draws too much power. I'm using a Core i7 4770s, the lower power version which draws around 64 watts and it works fine on a 200w mobile power supply. Heavy gaming will push your card and processor to draw more power so that will push the 220w power supply to its upper rating also. The Core i-series processors with 'S' in their name will draw less power so you may wish to consider a CPU swap if needed.
1510318
That's questionable. This particular card was purchased for work and the first Dell model it didn't work with. However another Dell model it did work. Neither was a Dell 660
2169284
Not sure, sorry. I think I searched on line to find out if it would fit mine. Wish I could offer more help.
2099789
I have the 6600 model. It fits perfectly. I heard the 6600 cover was too big and 6500 was a better fit, which it indeed was.