Will this case fit a GTX 780?
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tiny voices
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Without knowing the actual name of the case and the model of 780, no one will be able to answer this. Sorry.
Andrei_316
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The length of your card is 9.25" From Newegg's website and the EVGA 780 with ACX cooler is at 10.5"
In conclusion it should fit with maybe half an inch left or so...P.S The price is amazing $500 for a Evga 780 Damn!
In conclusion it should fit with maybe half an inch left or so...P.S The price is amazing $500 for a Evga 780 Damn!
tiny voices
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This is really simple, if you have the parts see if it fits.
If you dont have the parts, the company that makes the card (EVGA, Gigabyte, MSI, Saphire, etc) will have proportions on their website that says the size.
The case maker will have specs on the case that says the max size of card it supports.
We dont have 100s of cases and video cards at our disposal to check fitment on the spot, we just take the 20 second to do the research on it before we buy our own stuff.
If you dont have the parts, the company that makes the card (EVGA, Gigabyte, MSI, Saphire, etc) will have proportions on their website that says the size.
The case maker will have specs on the case that says the max size of card it supports.
We dont have 100s of cases and video cards at our disposal to check fitment on the spot, we just take the 20 second to do the research on it before we buy our own stuff.
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