Will they fit?

[ncncore]

Just looking at my options and I am curious, will 2 of these fit on this motherboard in this case? I can't seem to find any pics of 2 of these cross fired together, I don't know if this is a sign that it's a bit tight?

YOUR BASKET
2 x Asus HD 7950 DirectCU II TOP V2 3072MB GDDR5 PCI-Express Graphics Card with FREE FARCRY3, Hitman Absolution, Sleeping Dogs & 20% off MOH Warfighter PC Games £269.99 (£539.98)
1 x NZXT Switch 810 Big Tower Case - Black £139.99
1 x Gigabyte Z77X-UD3H Intel Z77 (Socket 1155) DDR3 Motherboard £129.98
Total : £826.45 (includes shipping : £13.75).

 

[Robbiec053]

Those cards are huge, whilst the case would have no issue holding them you'll struggle to find a motherboard that can take them both in x-fire.

 

[ncncore]

As I was thinking I was just looking at the options for 2x7950's and wanted to get the best possible option and these cards seem to be the best single cards on paper so thought 2 would be a good bet. Had a look around and can't seem to get any pics of them in CF and that got me thinking whether or not it was possible and which MB would you need to do it?

 

[Freddie1980]

I wouldn't get those cards if you plan on overclocking them as the voltage is locked down.

 

[Geo-Gamer]

I wouldn't get those cards if you plan on overclocking them as the voltage is locked down.

+1

It's a shame to get a 7950 with a voltage lock. All that oc potential all out the window

 

[ncncore]

Ah I see, never realised that was the case! I am so glad this place and its members are here

 

[Geo-Gamer]

Ah I see, never realised that was the case! I am so glad this place and its members are here

Consider an msi tf3, HIS or sapphire?

I'd go msi purely for the 3 year warranty

 

[ncncore]

I had already picked the MSI tf3 but just saw these and they got me thinking, it has quickly been cleared up though