Will a gtx 750ti work with my motherboard

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Hi I'm buying a pc from eBay to start pc gaming and I'm not sure the pc I'm looking at will support a gtx 750ti.
Link for pc-http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/262755281416
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the shared memory is if you are using the built in gpu of the cpu. since you are using a separate gpu card, then this does not apply.

as for how much room the case has for a gpu, there appears to be a lot of room for a card. i'd expect you'll have no problem fitting a 750ti min there. but to be sure, you'll have to measure it when you get the machine in. the pictures don't really tell the full story and i can't see any case model listed on the pictures to look up. looks like a good bit of room but that depends on the size of the card in it now. no idea what that is so can't guess on how much more room is there.
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the motherboard will support it no problem.

but do check the power supply before buying to be sure it can handle the card. pictures show a power supply good enough for any of the 750ti models. but be sure that is the actual psu in the system before buying any gpu.
 
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Hi there is already a gt 610 graphics card in there so would that mean it would fit. One problem is that is says in the item description in the motherboard area that the maximum shared memory of 1024MB
 
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the shared memory is if you are using the built in gpu of the cpu. since you are using a separate gpu card, then this does not apply.

as for how much room the case has for a gpu, there appears to be a lot of room for a card. i'd expect you'll have no problem fitting a 750ti min there. but to be sure, you'll have to measure it when you get the machine in. the pictures don't really tell the full story and i can't see any case model listed on the pictures to look up. looks like a good bit of room but that depends on the size of the card in it now. no idea what that is so can't guess on how much more room is there.
 
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depending on the specific card i can't say. sizes vary wildly from card to card. some brands are very large and some are smaller. so really depends on the specific 750ti you have and plan on using. you can find the reference size of each card and go from there but that will only give you a good guess.

610 reference length is 5.7 inches or 144.8mm. the 750ti reference spec is the same. so a reference 750ti would easily fit. i'd assume most any one would but there are always a couple brands that make super long cards for no reason. looking at the pics, there is easily another 4-5 inches of space after the card, maybe more. highly likely you won't get any longer than this but i can't be positive as i don't have a list of all the cards and dimensions to reference.
 
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