will the NVIDIA GeForce 1080 fit in my case?

[Mikeburdge]

as you can tell i am looking to see whether the new NVIDIA GeForce 1080 graphics card will actually fit inside my tower here are the dimensions:
Height: 41.1 cm (16.2 inches) unpacked
Width: 17.2 cm (6.8 inches) unpacked
Length: 42.4 cm (16.7 inches) unpacked
here are some pictures of the inside of my computer with tape measure:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/q641wnghx151kvq/AACvu1nBHoqFeJ8Q5KihQxjZa?dl=0
im sorry if its bad quality but its kind of a rush job because i am going out in 5 mins and i wanted to get this post up and going so please could you help me out. i could not find the dimensions of the graphics card anywhere that is why i am asking here. please if you need anymore information about my computer go to here: http://support.hp.com/gb-en/document/c03824427
and if you need any more information from me please ask but i will not be able to reply for a few hours. Thank You

 

[jaber2]

You might have to do something about the harddrive bays, it looks like they will make it hard to fit, while you are in there please use some http://www.staples.com/Dust-Destroyer-Duster-7oz-2-Pack/product_326196 to clean that shit up, also you might want to upgrade the PSU , the one you have now is only 460W, 1080 will require a bit more

 

[James Mason]

Seeing where your old GPU is, I think the answer is yes, ASSUMING the hard drives don't go down any lower and would interfer with your current GPU if it were longer.

1080s are gonna be like 10.5"-13" long

You're definitely gonna want a better PSU though as well.

 

[Daniel Hart]

Well we'd need to know the exact card you're looking at . . EVGA, Zotac, Gigabyte, Asus all make cards, and all will have slight variations in size.

But judging from the picture: my guess is no it will not. But I'd also just not recommend it unless your CPU is pretty recent as well. Pretty pointless getting the newest/best GPU if you have a 5-10 year old processor in there holding it back. You'll also need to make sure your PSU can handle the extra power.

 

[Mikeburdge]

You might have to do something about the harddrive bays, it looks like they will make it hard to fit, while you are in there please use some http://www.staples.com/Dust-Destroyer-Duster-7oz-2-Pack/product_326196 to clean that shit up, also you might want to upgrade the PSU , the one you have now is only 460W, 1080 will require a bit more

Well we'd need to know the exact card you're looking at . . EVGA, Zotac, Gigabyte, Asus all make cards, and all will have slight variations in size.

But judging from the picture: my guess is no it will not. But I'd also just not recommend it unless your CPU is pretty recent as well. Pretty pointless getting the newest/best GPU if you have a 5-10 year old processor in there holding it back. You'll also need to make sure your PSU can handle the extra power.

thank you for all your input. first of all the PSU is taken care of i will be getting one with about 700-800W. also sorry about the dust it was a premade computer and that was the first time i ever opened it (pretty stupid right). It might already be obvious but i am quite new to the inside of a computer so i don't know much about it yet so when you say i need to upgrade my CPU will it be a big job or simply take the old CPU out buy a new 1 and put the new 1 in? and if it is as simple as that could you please recommend me a CPU to get that would be able to handle the 1080 GPU. Thank You

 

[James Mason]

You might have to do something about the harddrive bays, it looks like they will make it hard to fit, while you are in there please use some http://www.staples.com/Dust-Destroyer-Duster-7oz-2-Pack/product_326196 to clean that shit up, also you might want to upgrade the PSU , the one you have now is only 460W, 1080 will require a bit more

Well we'd need to know the exact card you're looking at . . EVGA, Zotac, Gigabyte, Asus all make cards, and all will have slight variations in size.

But judging from the picture: my guess is no it will not. But I'd also just not recommend it unless your CPU is pretty recent as well. Pretty pointless getting the newest/best GPU if you have a 5-10 year old processor in there holding it back. You'll also need to make sure your PSU can handle the extra power.

thank you for all your input. first of all the PSU is taken care of i will be getting one with about 700-800W. also sorry about the dust it was a premade computer and that was the first time i ever opened it (pretty stupid right). It might already be obvious but i am quite new to the inside of a computer so i don't know much about it yet so when you say i need to upgrade my CPU will it be a big job or simply take the old CPU out buy a new 1 and put the new 1 in? and if it is as simple as that could you please recommend me a CPU to get that would be able to handle the 1080 GPU. Thank You

Acording to your link you have an i7-4770, if true (windows/task manager can confirm) then there's no need to upgrade your CPU.

 

[Mikeburdge]

You might have to do something about the harddrive bays, it looks like they will make it hard to fit, while you are in there please use some http://www.staples.com/Dust-Destroyer-Duster-7oz-2-Pack/product_326196 to clean that shit up, also you might want to upgrade the PSU , the one you have now is only 460W, 1080 will require a bit more

Well we'd need to know the exact card you're looking at . . EVGA, Zotac, Gigabyte, Asus all make cards, and all will have slight variations in size.

But judging from the picture: my guess is no it will not. But I'd also just not recommend it unless your CPU is pretty recent as well. Pretty pointless getting the newest/best GPU if you have a 5-10 year old processor in there holding it back. You'll also need to make sure your PSU can handle the extra power.

thank you for all your input. first of all the PSU is taken care of i will be getting one with about 700-800W. also sorry about the dust it was a premade computer and that was the first time i ever opened it (pretty stupid right). It might already be obvious but i am quite new to the inside of a computer so i don't know much about it yet so when you say i need to upgrade my CPU will it be a big job or simply take the old CPU out buy a new 1 and put the new 1 in? and if it is as simple as that could you please recommend me a CPU to get that would be able to handle the 1080 GPU. Thank You

Acording to your link you have an i7-4770, if true (windows/task manager can confirm) then there's no need to upgrade your CPU.

Ok thanks that is good to know, i don't have to spend more money on CPU. Could you please help me get a new tower because i really dont know what i should be doing, all i know is that i need a mid tower but nothing else.