Best Motherboard for my Graphics Card?

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Okay so this is my GPU i'm planning to purchase: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150521

And now i need a motherboard which will support this card, Basically my CPU cannot be overclocked so there is no need to give me a fancy motherboard, I just need a mobo that has usb 3.0 and can work with this!!! Hopefully it is something under $100 i'm hoping for.

And this is my psu: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139027

Does my psu already have the connecters needed to power up the graphics card???


And this is my case: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16811119227

Will my Graphics card fit in it?

Thanks!!!!

edit: My CPU is intel i5-2400 and 4GB corsair 1333 ram, i can change the ram though if the mobo needs it.
 
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I think I was looking at that mobo before.I dunno why I didn't choose it tho_O I c why,I was looking for upgradeability and saw that it only supported 16GB while the other one supported 32GB.Although it doesn't really matter.Basicly the difference I see between the mobos is that the Micro version has 7.1 audio and supports 32GB but you'll never use that much RAM anyway.

Go with that one that you picked its a good mobo.
The amperage on that PSU is a little low.I would suggest goign with this PSU.

Seasonic 520watt $75+ Free Shipping

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817371035

That PSU is a little bit more expensive but it's a really good reliable PSU.

What CPU and RAM do yo have?Can't really look for a mobo unless I know what you need/have.

EDIT: Just re-read your post and I see you already have that PSU.To answer your question, yes it already has the PCI-Express connectors which you will need for the card.And after looking at the PSU again you should actually be fine.It support up to 400watts and you won't even come close to using that much.
 
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@purple stank

My CPU is intel i5-2400 and 4GB corsair 1333 ram, i can change the ram though if the mobo needs it.
 
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i HIGHLY doubt i'll crossfire my gpu in the future. Ehhh $115 seems a little high priced but i'll try to fit it in.
 
Well unless your going for a Foxconn or Biostar mobo the rest below $115 are all Micro-ATX.They aren't bad but their not great for expandiblity and it would look wierd because the 6870 is a huge card,it would be sticking off the side of the mobo about a couple inches.
 
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^^ Yeah i know what you mean, It's hard to find brand names for high, I guess i can sacrifice something for a high mobo?
 
I think I was looking at that mobo before.I dunno why I didn't choose it tho_O I c why,I was looking for upgradeability and saw that it only supported 16GB while the other one supported 32GB.Although it doesn't really matter.Basicly the difference I see between the mobos is that the Micro version has 7.1 audio and supports 32GB but you'll never use that much RAM anyway.

Go with that one that you picked its a good mobo.
 
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