Upgrading graphics card and having case problems.

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It's difficult to find any detailed specs on the case you have (just a few pictures of the internals); your best bet would be to get inside and take some measurements yourself. The case is quite small, while the graphics card you're looking at is pretty long (10.5 inches), so measure the maximum length of graphics card you can fit.

Oh, and yes, you're right, depending on the quality of the PSU you have (probably quite poor), you may need to replace it before upgrading.
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It's difficult to find any detailed specs on the case you have (just a few pictures of the internals); your best bet would be to get inside and take some measurements yourself. The case is quite small, while the graphics card you're looking at is pretty long (10.5 inches), so measure the maximum length of graphics card you can fit.

Oh, and yes, you're right, depending on the quality of the PSU you have (probably quite poor), you may need to replace it before upgrading.
 
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