Acer Aspire tc-605 motherboard replaceable/upgradeable ?

darknezzrises

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It already has external AMD vga card HD 7470 which measures 168mm (any longer than wont fit in my slot)

I wanted to whether or not i Can change the motherboard of my Acer aspire Tc-605 ?

I can also provide with more information if you like to know more about my Pc.

Reason for changing motherboard is i want to Install GeForce GTX 1060 Graphics Cards.

Also i m not an expert in pc so sorry in advance.



 
Solution
Is the limiting factor the motherboard or the case? Or is something behind the PCIe slot on the motherboard that would be in the way? And the side also where the fans would be?

You may want to just strip the parts from the case fully and install it into a standard case along with a new motherboard. So yank the CPU, RAM, etc...

You will need to reinstall Windows on the new motherboard also.

This is a good board for your CPU https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131991&cm_re=lga_1150-_-13-131-991-_-Product
From the specs on Acer's site, that system has a 200 watt power supply, it will not come close to powering a 1060 card. You will need a new power supply also.

This is good one and has a rebate now https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16817151119

You may not need a new motherboard, measure the free space around the slot, it may fit the card fine. You should do a BIOS update before installing the card.

 

darknezzrises

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I think i need to replace the motherboard because i already have the Amd vga card (hd 7470) which measures 168 mm and that's the only length fits in my slot.

and gtx 1060 is around 298mm

So can you suggest me best micro atx motherboard

 
Is the limiting factor the motherboard or the case? Or is something behind the PCIe slot on the motherboard that would be in the way? And the side also where the fans would be?

You may want to just strip the parts from the case fully and install it into a standard case along with a new motherboard. So yank the CPU, RAM, etc...

You will need to reinstall Windows on the new motherboard also.

This is a good board for your CPU https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813131991&cm_re=lga_1150-_-13-131-991-_-Product
 
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darknezzrises

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Limiting factor is Motherboard ,later i would post pictures of the interior of the PC case for better evaluation.