How long is this card exactly? I want to put it in a Silverstone SG05 which fits up to 10.5" cards I believe. Also, is the 7970 pcb version the same size as the 7950 pcb version?
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Don't have the exact length but the card's huge it's 3/4" longer than Galaxy ATI 5870 I replaced ,I had to mount my hard drive upside down & buy close clearance 90 deg mount SATA cables get it into my system . I have a big Antec case with the bottom mounted power supply .
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It is just a little over 10.5" from where it mounts in the CPU. I am not sure about the 7970, but I think it is the same board just with more capability but don't quote me on that.
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You can get all the specs here:http://us.msi.com/product/vga/R7950-TwinFrozr3GD5-OC.html#?div=Specificationin fact the card is about 10.25" & the PCI connectors are on top so cabling will not add to the length. I don't know about the 7970 pcb.
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I don't think that this MSI 7950 will fix in a Silverstone SG05 because the case supports up to 10in cards, But with this MSI card it is 261mm (10.3in). You might be able to fit in in but not 100% sure. The pcb with the 7970 and 7950 are different, but are still in the 7000 series and will both be at PCI Express x16 3.0 and will get the full speed if your motherboard has a PCI Express x16 slot.Here is more about the case : http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=210And the card : http://us.msi.com/product/vga/R7950-TwinFrozr3GD5-OC.html#?div=Specification
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Just tried this card on my sg05. It definitely won't fit in the case. I had to dremel the case a bit to fit in the card. I would say there is a few millimeter sticking out of the metal frame. But the plastic part of the case will be able to cover the hole that was created.
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I put into my computer the AMD Radeon HD 7870. I was able to fit it in with maybe half an inch to spare. According to the specs. My card is 13" and yours is 13.5". Now if I am not mistaking there is a hard drive cage that you can remove to give your self another 6 inches. I would say if you dont need that cage you should be fine. There is a picture shown on the product page that you can see that breaks down his set up and you can see where he took it out. I would say without removing the cage probably not, with removing it no problem.
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To answer this question what cards are you looking at using? The board yes as ATX boards haven't changed much in last 7 years. As far as the cards go. Most NVidia Cards Max at 10.5 to 11 inches in over all length and yes they will fit no problem. Radeon's as well generally max near the same length if not a little less depending on the card. If using older cards would suggest upgrading to 600 or 700 series cards from NVidia or similar Radeon ones. Hope this helps.
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A full height card will fit, but only just. I actually bought this one Sapphire Radeon Ultimate R7 250 1GB GDDR5 HDMI/DVI-I/DP PCI-Express Graphics Card 11215-04-40G and the heat sink was too tall. I had to saw off the top bit that stuck over the actual card.
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It fit my gtx 780 fine. I had to install it in the outer-most pcie slot and it still got a little tight with the top of power supply but it does fit.
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The card is a full height PCIe card and the fan/heatsync stick up even higher, about 12mm taller than the card. I'm not familiar with that case but this is not a half height card.
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I just bought a different card that had the same offers. You have to create an account on the EVGA site, register your card and then request the Steam code for each game. http://www.evga.com/articles/00802/ - Deadfall Adventures http://www.evga.com/articles/00801/ - Painkiller Hell & Damnation http://www.evga.com/articles/00764/ - Rise of the Triad Hope this helps! I'm going to buy the GTX 770 Hydro Copper soon. You don't have the dimensions of the card handy do you?? I can't seem to find them anywhere on the web. Everyone just says, "It's HUGE!" I want to make sure the beast will fit my case. Regards, //Sam
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Well, here are the dimensions for the EVGA GeForce 6200. Dimensions: 1.75 inches x 11 inches x 7.5 inches, so it looks that the EVGA card is a bit bigger in size. So as long as you have the space for a bigger card, you are good. Otherwise, no this card will now work.
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I'm not sure if the 7850 dimension are reliable (sometimes they seem to refer to the box dimensions rather than the card dimensions). My 7870 was 8.5" long, and I believe all the Sapphire models will be this long as well regardless of the chipset (the numbers refer to the chipset, which all the manufacturers get from ATI, and then they put extra doodads like fans and casing on there and call it a Sapphire 7870 or a HIS 7870 or a VisionTek 7870--they all start with the same chips, then get extra stuff based on the second party manufacturer). So if Sapphire always puts the same gizmos on their cards, it's a good bet that they're all the same size regardless of chipset.
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This card fits in any PCI slot. Simply push it down into the slot and that's it. Some ones come without the driver's disk, so you need to download it from the Nvidia website, and install it to work with it. If you want, you can disable the motherboard display card, so work only with this one. It has 1Gb of ram memory, so it doesn't need to use yours. I don't know how works with overclocking, but I think that it will not be any problem, as you can personalize in the display's control panel.
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500mm (19.6 in.): that was my question, too. I found this webpage with the info, http://www.silverstonetek.com/product.php?pid=313&area=en
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I'm not sure if the 7850 dimension are reliable (sometimes they seem to refer to the box dimensions rather than the card dimensions). My 7870 was 8.5" long, and I believe all the Sapphire models will be this long as well regardless of the chipset (the numbers refer to the chipset, which all the manufacturers get from ATI, and then they put extra doodads like fans and casing on there and call it a Sapphire 7870 or a HIS 7870 or a VisionTek 7870--they all start with the same chips, then get extra stuff based on the second party manufacturer). So if Sapphire always puts the same gizmos on their cards, it's a good bet that they're all the same size regardless of chipset. I'm not sure if the 7850 dimension are reliable (sometimes they seem to refer to the box dimensions rather than the card dimensions). My 7870 was 8.5" long, and I believe all the Sapphire models will be this long as well regardless of the chipset (the numbers refer to the chipset, which all the manufacturers get from ATI, and then they put extra doodads like fans and casing on there and call it a Sapphire 7870 or a HIS 7870 or a VisionTek 7870--they all start with the same chips, then get extra stuff based on the second party manufacturer). So if Sapphire always puts the same gizmos on... » Read More I'm not sure if the 7850 dimension are reliable (sometimes they seem to refer to the box dimensions rather than the card dimensions). My 7870 was 8.5" long, and I believe all the Sapphire models will be this long as well regardless of the chipset (the numbers refer to the chipset, which all the manufacturers get from ATI, and then they put extra doodads like fans and casing on there and call it a Sapphire 7870 or a HIS 7870 or a VisionTek 7870--they all start with the same chips, then get extra stuff based on the second party manufacturer). So if Sapphire always puts the same gizmos on their cards, it's a good bet that they're all the same size regardless of chipset. « Show Less
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The ASUS website says: 11.3 " x 5.8 " x 1.6 " inch or in metric, 28.7 x 14.73 x 4.06 centimeterMy experience is with a Silverstone TJ08 case which is fine of course. Recently I've done an ASUS miniITX build with a EVGA Hadron Air case and put an ASUS GTX670 Direct CU II in it. At 10.7 " x 5.4 " x 1.7 " Inch, the width was OK in the Hadron Air and the length just barely fit. Finally went with the MSI GTX760 (N760 2GD5/OC ITX) since it is much shorter (17 cm or ~6.75 in)
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You should always check the dimentions from the specs. sheet: the Cooler Master HAF 912 Mid Tower states that the maximum graphic card length allowed is 270mm/10.6in and this card is about 250mm/10in long .. it's a very tight fit. the power inputs are set atop the card which helps, if they were at the back there is no way it'll fit. if you want an easier life get a bigger case or a smaller card.Edit: Btw, I don't know if the case manufacturer took in account the power wirings, you need atleast an inch to plug them conveniently though as I said they're set atop the card which nullifies that problem for your selected Mid tower case. You should always check the dimentions from the specs. sheet: the Cooler Master HAF 912 Mid Tower states that the maximum graphic card length allowed is 270mm/10.6in and this card is about 250mm/10in long .. it's a very tight fit. the power inputs are set atop the card which helps, if they were at the back there is no way it'll fit. if you want an easier life get a bigger case or a smaller card.Edit: Btw, I don't know if the case manufacturer took in account the power wirings, you need atleast an inch to plug them conveniently though as I said they're set atop the card which nullifies... » Read More You should always check the dimentions from the specs. sheet: the Cooler Master HAF 912 Mid Tower states that the maximum graphic card length allowed is 270mm/10.6in and this card is about 250mm/10in long .. it's a very tight fit. the power inputs are set atop the card which helps, if they were at the back there is no way it'll fit. if you want an easier life get a bigger case or a smaller card.Edit: Btw, I don't know if the case manufacturer took in account the power wirings, you need atleast an inch to plug them conveniently though as I said they're set atop the card which nullifies that problem for your selected Mid tower case. « Show Less
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I bought the case because it could accommodate a GTX 480 which is 9.5" long. Specs for your card say 7.91" long. I am pleased with the case and would recommend it.
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I have a EVGA GTX 970 ssc which fits in perfectly. The top of this card's PCB is just about flush with the top of the PCI slot cover, and there's about 1.75 inches of clearance between the top of my card and the top of the case. Looking at the card you're talking about, it looks like the PCB and cooling for the card extends about 1.5 to 2 inches above the top of the PCI slot cover. It's hard to say from just pictures, but I'd expect this card to be a very tight fit, and possibly just a tiny bit too tall to fit in the case.
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Anything less than a full tower will not fit this card. It's 305mm. You can Google it's footprint.