GTX 570 in my machine?

rowan739

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Hi guys,

Need some advice on on a graphics card upgrade. Due to the GTX285 carshing all the time.

Anyways, I would be very greatful if you can let me know if i can swap the 285 for the 570 considering I have a Cryo Nano PC case?

Thanks in advance

Core i7 920 D0 stepping 2.66GHz - Cryo Boost 3.9GHz+

Corsair 64GB SSD, Extreme Series X64

Corsair 850W single rail, max current 70A+

High Performance Air cooling

Lian Li PC-V351 small form factor case

MSI X58M mATX

NVGTX285

nVidia GTX 285 1GB

PC3-12800C7

Corsair 1600MHz PC3-12800 3x2GB

SH-S223F
 

gmcizzle

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No problems at all, an 850w is more than enough even for two 570's. Since you have an mATX board, you won't be able to add a second in the future, so you may want to look into getting the fastest single card you can now if you don't plan on upgrading in the foreseeable future.
 
Probably no big problem.
I had a GTX580 in a v351. Loved the case in red.

When I say probably, you need to avoid the GTX570 cards that have coolers that are higher than the rear panel slots. Some have heat pipes that will not let you slide in the motherboard with the graphics card already installed. Get a GTX570 with the reference direct exhaust cooler. I had no problems with cooling the EVGA GTX580. If there is a cooling problem, it is with the cpu coolers which must be limited in size. The case does not have sufficient exit air area for the cpu.