What size motherboards will this accept and does it take full height cards or only half height?
1788280
I put a ASUS AMD A85X SATA 6.0 Gb-s 240-Pin DDR3 2400 Motherboards F2A85-M PRO in and it takes both size cards. Looks good too. Using it as a xbmc media box.
1788281
The only issue I had with fitting my Asus GeForce GTX 760 2GB DirectCU II Video Card in this case was that the power supply connectors are on the outside of the card and barely fit. I had to squish down the wires to slide the top back onto the case.
1675935
Not sure what the size of that card is but i was able to fit gigabyte's nvidiya gtx 770 in it with about a half inch or so clearance
857226
I use this motherboard with 6990 if you think urs is larger than mine. But i am sure even you have a evga 780 ti kingpin can still fit in there. Why i answered so many times so many questions but never get a thanks?
1322209
No problem at all with a mini, or micro, motherboard. Sometimes because of the way they are made, you can put a longer video card in them, than you can in a full tower. The drive boxes don't get in the way. But, I don't remember with this one. I sold it.
2018226
Of course! Any tower can. I have a GTX 460 in mine. Longer cards require a bigger case.
404222
Yes it will work. You will have to remove the full height PCI bracket and install the half height brackets to the card. The brackets are included. Ofc you will also have to install the nvidia driver.
2052610
you dont have problem with this...the video card has a port pci express 2.0 and the motherboard that you described has three ports pci express 3.0 but dont have problem...it fits correctly
1381777
I don't think you'll have any problems with a long or tall graphics card in this case. But micro ATX motherboards may limit the thickness of your choice of graphics card. Fanless, passively cooled GPU's usually require a larger heatsink, and often take up two PCI slots on a smaller mobo. If you plan to use all of those slots for accessory cards, you'll probably want to install a GPU with its own fan.
1424183
no, this is a full size card. I could barely fit it in a standard atx case. although the case I have barely fit a full atx motherboard.
1668592
Newegg.com has the measurements for this card. Very nice low profile single slot card.
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.
1234323
Do not buy the full sized card. Buy the half sized card meant for smaller cases. I would suggest cleaning your case of dust, and maybe get an extra fan, so that the case have better air flow. You would be cutting it very close with the power supply that comes with the computer, something like a radeon 7770 would be good instead for a built in power supply.
1896392
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.
1112438
Not sure. Is it a full size? I have a full size motherboard in it right now with a very wide and large cooler. It should work. I love the box because it had a lot of fans to cool it.
11586
Yes, I am using a PCIe 2.0 x16 slot for it. The card is kind of wide because of the fans, so make sure you have enough room in case.
821346
The card will be compatible with any motherboard with a PCIe port, which pretty much every motherboard has. Just make sure it's not too big for your case and it'll be fine.
1514476
The slot above the motherboard IO plate is really for USB/Firewire panels that occupy an expansion slot, but do not extend more than a half inch or so away from the expansion slot cover. Even though a single-slot height, full-width graphics card could technically be mounted there, it will likely interfere with your CPU cooler and/or memory, making it unusable in that expansion slot. You would be better off looking at a half-width (low-profile) 750 Ti. I know that Galaxy makes a model that comes with a dual-low-profile layout. Other companies may as well.