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will a gtx650ti fit in this?
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The stock GTX 650 ti is actually quite a short card(under 6 inches).
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-650ti/specifications
Larger cards can be 9-10, but the stock should be fine in your case.
What power supply does it have anyway?
Edit, I made your link clickable
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-650ti/specifications
Larger cards can be 9-10, but the stock should be fine in your case.
What power supply does it have anyway?
Edit, I made your link clickable
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What is your PSU. The GTX 650 Ti uses very little power so I doubt it is an issue. If anything the 7770 is only 7% weaker while costing $30 less and using 25% less power
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Techpowerup puts the 650 ti quite close certainly not 25% higher on power than the 7770. I have a 650 ti for its LOW video playback power consumption.
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/EVGA/GTX_650_Ti_SSC/25.html
Or even better is this card, but THAT would not fit. I had to squeeze that sucker into my SFF case.
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/GTX_650_Ti_Power_Edition/26.html
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/EVGA/GTX_650_Ti_SSC/25.html
Or even better is this card, but THAT would not fit. I had to squeeze that sucker into my SFF case.
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/MSI/GTX_650_Ti_Power_Edition/26.html
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Ok, ok calm down man. I stand corrected when it comes to power use (They are basically the same). However it is quite cheaper while being negligibly weaker...
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Oh no I was talking about the gtx 650ti boost
www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00BZB0I3W/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1378352540&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX110_SY165
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Completely different card that should have been called the GTX 750 Ti. I imagine there is one small enough...
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The GTX 650 ti boost is 9.5 inches. You are looking at a card that MAY fit, but ONLY if the case allows it to hang over that metal part of the case and if the board has nothing in the way.
The extra section on the card is just a plastic for the fan, so shorting out is not an issue IF the case will allow it to sit on top. Does your video card now look like if it was longer it could pass over top of that part of the case?
See how they made the card? similar to how the GTX 670 is made.
The extra section on the card is just a plastic for the fan, so shorting out is not an issue IF the case will allow it to sit on top. Does your video card now look like if it was longer it could pass over top of that part of the case?
See how they made the card? similar to how the GTX 670 is made.
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nukemaster :
The GTX 650 ti boost is 9.5 inches. You are looking at a card that MAY fit, but ONLY if the case allows it to hang over that metal part of the case and if the board has nothing in the way.
The extra section on the card is just a plastic for the fan, so shorting out is not an issue IF the case will allow it to sit on top. Does your video card now look like if it was longer it could pass over top of that part of the case?
See how they made the card? similar to how the GTX 670 is made.
The extra section on the card is just a plastic for the fan, so shorting out is not an issue IF the case will allow it to sit on top. Does your video card now look like if it was longer it could pass over top of that part of the case?
See how they made the card? similar to how the GTX 670 is made.
Well are there any cards that are as good or better than that under $170 that are smaller than that?
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danitewing :
nukemaster :
The GTX 650 ti boost is 9.5 inches. You are looking at a card that MAY fit, but ONLY if the case allows it to hang over that metal part of the case and if the board has nothing in the way.
The extra section on the card is just a plastic for the fan, so shorting out is not an issue IF the case will allow it to sit on top. Does your video card now look like if it was longer it could pass over top of that part of the case?
See how they made the card? similar to how the GTX 670 is made.
The extra section on the card is just a plastic for the fan, so shorting out is not an issue IF the case will allow it to sit on top. Does your video card now look like if it was longer it could pass over top of that part of the case?
See how they made the card? similar to how the GTX 670 is made.
Well are there any cards that are as good or better than that under $170 that are smaller than that?
Yeah the 7850!
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814131473
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CaptainTom :
danitewing :
nukemaster :
The GTX 650 ti boost is 9.5 inches. You are looking at a card that MAY fit, but ONLY if the case allows it to hang over that metal part of the case and if the board has nothing in the way.
The extra section on the card is just a plastic for the fan, so shorting out is not an issue IF the case will allow it to sit on top. Does your video card now look like if it was longer it could pass over top of that part of the case?
See how they made the card? similar to how the GTX 670 is made.
The extra section on the card is just a plastic for the fan, so shorting out is not an issue IF the case will allow it to sit on top. Does your video card now look like if it was longer it could pass over top of that part of the case?
See how they made the card? similar to how the GTX 670 is made.
Well are there any cards that are as good or better than that under $170 that are smaller than that?
Yeah the 7850!
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814131473
That one performs better than the 650ti boost superclocked?
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Well are there any cards that are as good or better than that under $170 that are smaller than that?[/quotemsg]
Yeah the 7850!
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814131473[/quotemsg]
That one performs better than the 650ti boost superclocked?
[/quotemsg]
They are both equal. One is cheaper and will most likely overclock better...
Yeah the 7850!
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814131473[/quotemsg]
That one performs better than the 650ti boost superclocked?
[/quotemsg]
They are both equal. One is cheaper and will most likely overclock better...
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