will a 2 slot graphics card fit in my motherboard

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I wouldn't . Unfortunately for you the CX600 is known for issues with discrete GPU's. Now the power requirements of the 1070 are lower so theres a chance it will work out, however it may have a crashing problem. You should consider a replacement such as the XFX TS 550, EVGA 550G2 or Seasonic S12II 520
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Corsair CX600 600w Power Supple
 
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I wouldn't . Unfortunately for you the CX600 is known for issues with discrete GPU's. Now the power requirements of the 1070 are lower so theres a chance it will work out, however it may have a crashing problem. You should consider a replacement such as the XFX TS 550, EVGA 550G2 or Seasonic S12II 520
 
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ok so its best to replace it. i'm just worried in replacing the parts cuz im a noob and it looks compilcated.
 
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You can do it, its not very hard. With the PSU each plug only fits in a place it would belong. SO unscrew the old PSU withaut disconnecting anything just pull it out of the way. Then screw in the new one. Then go cable by cable and swap out each cable for one on the new PSU until the old one is fully disconnected. Then just clean up and route your plugs again to make sure everything is in there safely, use some zip ties to tie them out of the way.
 
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ok, thanks :)
 
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