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Old 10-09-2009, 11:19 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Is this Graphics Card too Big for Mobo ?????

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It looks like a tight squeeze...
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Old 10-09-2009, 11:39 AM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: Is this Graphics Card too Big for Mobo ?????

Physically, no. That is a ATX (full sized) Mobo. It will block the PCI slot below the PCI-E graphics slot but that shouldn't be a problem.
Be certain you have a quality PSU that will safely handle it combined with the rest of your hardware.
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Re: Is this Graphics Card too Big for Mobo ?????

i have a Corsair 550 Watts
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That would be a good combination. 550W is just a hair shy of what I'd prefer (I would move up to the TX650W if I were building it new) but it should work if you upgrade.
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Is it Ok for a temporary use, of about 1 month or 2 ?
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Is it Ok for a temporary use, of about 1 month or 2 ?





you could get by for 2-3 months provided you remove the side cover to your computer box and keep a house fan blowing into the box any time you want to game; that card produces alot of heat ! the higher the heat the more strain you put on a power supply
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