I want to buy an EVGA GTX 650 Ti Boost 1gb for my HP computer. It is a mid ATX case but it's kinda small (already measured it) and I am not sure if that card will fit into it. I want to see other people's computer with that graphic card installed to determined whether or not the card will fit.
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lithuan1an
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Search for your case model and look for information if you are very lazy. Of course you can just pick a ruler and get an answer.
inzone
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The card is 9.5 inches long so all you would have to do is measure from the rear of the case to the hard drive rack and see if you have 9.5 inches or more.
Since you already measured it you should now measure it with this in mind, when a manufacturer gives the dimensions on a product they are going from point to point meaning the overall length. Keep in mind that the DVI ports stick out through the rear of the case and while it isn't much and the rear bracket mount sticks in the case a bit. So you want to measure from the back wall of the case and not the slot opening that juts into the case 1/2 inch.
Since you already measured it you should now measure it with this in mind, when a manufacturer gives the dimensions on a product they are going from point to point meaning the overall length. Keep in mind that the DVI ports stick out through the rear of the case and while it isn't much and the rear bracket mount sticks in the case a bit. So you want to measure from the back wall of the case and not the slot opening that juts into the case 1/2 inch.
chugot9218
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I see on some case specifications now a listing for the max graphics card length as well. See if it is available for your case.
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2GB version. Just got it today. Plastic is still on it. Was just testing it out.
This is in an InWinn Dragon Slayer mATX case.
If yours is a mid tower I'd think you'd be alright.
Keep in mind that this thing is designed for gaming though... so it can fit up to a 13" card.
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