Will this motherboard/gpu fit in my case?

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So I plan on upgrading my PC to save as much money as possible, rather than just building from scratch, but the issue is if my case will suffice or not. I currently have an HP 110-014 (will provide links at the bottom) and I plan on changing out the motherboard in it and installing a 750 TI on that motherboard along with an i3 processor. So my question is simply: Will the motherboard and gpu fit in the case with little to no issues? (I've also found a bundle with the gpu that comes with a 600W power supply so I'll have that upgraded as well)

Current pc: http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c03779325
Motherboard I'm looking into: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157451&cm_re=asrock_H81M-_-13-157-451-_-Product
 
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The motherboard will fit, however the case lacks cutouts for your graphics card, so you'd need to modify the case to get that to work. That computer also appears to run off of an external power supply, so it has nowhere inside for one. Again, more case modding. To be honest, you should just get a new case. It's also likely that you'll need to buy a new copy of Windows since you'll be using a new motherboard.
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The motherboard will fit, however the case lacks cutouts for your graphics card, so you'd need to modify the case to get that to work. That computer also appears to run off of an external power supply, so it has nowhere inside for one. Again, more case modding. To be honest, you should just get a new case. It's also likely that you'll need to buy a new copy of Windows since you'll be using a new motherboard.
 
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