rx 480 4gb gaming x fit on my pc ?

[hasd15568]

i bought rx 480 4gb gaming x and i have hp pro 3500 mt
can this card fit on my pc ?
i cant buy any case right now
thanks

 

[QwerkyPengwen]

if you have access to a measuring tape, then make sure you have room inside the case for the length and the width of the card. the available room for length should be 280mm and the width (from PCIe slot to the side panel) should be 145mm because the card dimensions are 276 x 140mm and you should make sure you have a little wiggle room for the card inside.

 

[hasd15568]

if you have access to a measuring tape, then make sure you have room inside the case for the length and the width of the card. the available room for length should be 280mm and the width (from PCIe slot to the side panel) should be 145mm because the card dimensions are 276 x 140mm and you should make sure you have a little wiggle room for the card inside.

sorry man but im dont have any measuring tape

 

[hasd15568]

if you have access to a measuring tape, then make sure you have room inside the case for the length and the width of the card. the available room for length should be 280mm and the width (from PCIe slot to the side panel) should be 145mm because the card dimensions are 276 x 140mm and you should make sure you have a little wiggle room for the card inside.

sorry man but im dont have any measuring tape

 

[maxalge]

i bought rx 480 4gb gaming x and i have hp pro 3500 mt
can this card fit on my pc ?
i cant buy any case right now
thanks

looks like its too small, and the stock power supply is not enough either

 

[hasd15568]

I bought 800 watt psu
That mean dont fit ??

 

[hasd15568]

I found this on hp website
Dimensions (H x W x D)
36.8 x 16.5 x 38.9 cm (14.49 x 6.50 x 15.31 in)
Packaging dimensions (H x W x D)
49.6 x 24.0 x 51.8 cm (19.52 x 9.45 x 20.39 in)

 

[hasd15568]

i bought rx 480 4gb gaming x and i have hp pro 3500 mt
can this card fit on my pc ?
i cant buy any case right now
thanks

looks like its too small, and the stock power supply is not enough either

I found this on hp website
Dimensions (H x W x D)
36.8 x 16.5 x 38.9 cm (14.49 x 6.50 x 15.31 in)
and i bought 800 watt psu
i spend all my money on the cpu and gpu and psu
and in cnet website gpu DIMENSION :
Width 1.7 in
Depth 10.9 in
Height 5.5 in

 

[maxalge]

I found this on hp website
Dimensions (H x W x D)
36.8 x 16.5 x 38.9 cm (14.49 x 6.50 x 15.31 in)
and i bought 800 watt psu
i spend all my money on the cpu and gpu and psu
and in cnet website gpu DIMENSION :
Width 1.7 in
Depth 10.9 in
Height 5.5 in

case dimensions are irrelevant

what matters is the inside space available


you need to open the case and measure for max gpu length

 

[hasd15568]

I found this on hp website
Dimensions (H x W x D)
36.8 x 16.5 x 38.9 cm (14.49 x 6.50 x 15.31 in)
and i bought 800 watt psu
i spend all my money on the cpu and gpu and psu
and in cnet website gpu DIMENSION :
Width 1.7 in
Depth 10.9 in
Height 5.5 in

case dimensions are irrelevant

what matters is the inside space available


you need to open the case and measure for max gpu length

max length : around 30-32 cm

 

[QwerkyPengwen]

That's 300mm which is more than the 276mm of the card. Which means it will fit just fine. But another issue you should be aware of is case air flow. I would assume it's pretty poor inside that thing which means the card will run hotter than with a better case which will result in lower performance from the card due to thermal throttling and how GPU boost 3.0 works with dropping the clock speeds by significant amounts based on small temperature rises. My recommendation is to look into proper PC case that you can then transfer everything from this case into. Doesn't need to be expensive and fancy, can be something decent for cheap especially if it's used and local from somebody who upgraded to something nicer and just wants to get rid of it.

 

[hasd15568]

That's 300mm which is more than the 276mm of the card. Which means it will fit just fine. But another issue you should be aware of is case air flow. I would assume it's pretty poor inside that thing which means the card will run hotter than with a better case which will result in lower performance from the card due to thermal throttling and how GPU boost 3.0 works with dropping the clock speeds by significant amounts based on small temperature rises. My recommendation is to look into proper PC case that you can then transfer everything from this case into. Doesn't need to be expensive and fancy, can be something decent for cheap especially if it's used and local from somebody who upgraded to something nicer and just wants to get rid of it.

Thank you I will change the case but after like 2-3weeks to something better but right now i don’t have money to buy one

 

[hasd15568]

That's 300mm which is more than the 276mm of the card. Which means it will fit just fine. But another issue you should be aware of is case air flow. I would assume it's pretty poor inside that thing which means the card will run hotter than with a better case which will result in lower performance from the card due to thermal throttling and how GPU boost 3.0 works with dropping the clock speeds by significant amounts based on small temperature rises. My recommendation is to look into proper PC case that you can then transfer everything from this case into. Doesn't need to be expensive and fancy, can be something decent for cheap especially if it's used and local from somebody who upgraded to something nicer and just wants to get rid of it.

Thank you I will change the case but after like 2-3weeks to something better but right now i don’t have money to buy one