Small-form-factor PCs · Greater Chicago

Every card in the M1

Will it fit

Does the Sapphire Pulse Radeon RX 9070 fit in the NCASE M1 V6.1?

Tight

Yes, but it's tight: no length to spare (280 of 280 mm).

Length280 of 280 mm0 mm spare
Height120.3 of 130 mm9.8 mm spare
Thickness51.5 of 60 mm8.5 mm spare
Exact measurements
SizeSapphireM1Room
Length280 mm280 mm0 mm spare
Height120.3 mm130 mm9.8 mm spare
Thickness51.5 mm60 mm8.5 mm spare

Card up to 3 slots, leaving 130 mm for the CPU cooler.

NCASE's published spec

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We build the RX 9070 into small PCs by hand, each tested and shipped with its own benchmark results.

Questions

Does the Sapphire Pulse Radeon RX 9070 fit in the NCASE M1 V6.1?
Yes, but it's tight: no length to spare (280 of 280 mm). Length 280 of 280 mm, height 120.3 of 130 mm, thickness 51.5 of 60 mm.
Which M1 layout does it need?
Card up to 3 slots, which leaves 130 mm for the CPU cooler.
Where do these numbers come from?
NCASE's published spec; card size from Sapphire's spec page. Checked October 2026. Makers measure differently and connectors add a few millimetres, so treat a tight result as a reason to measure.

Sources

  • Case: NCASE’s M1 specifications, checked October 24, 2026. NCASE lists 280 mm for cards up to 60 mm (3 slots) thick, 290 mm with the front I/O ports removed, and 322 mm for cards up to 45 mm (2.2 slots). Height is 140 mm mid-card, 130 mm at the back corner and 125 mm past 280 mm of length; we use the corner figures.
  • Card: Sapphire’s spec page, checked October 23, 2026.
  • NCASE asks for 15 to 20 mm above the card for PCIe power connectors.
  • A 25 mm bottom fan limits the card to 2 slots (42 mm); a 15 mm fan to 2.5 slots (50 mm).

Check another pair with the fit checker.

Based on published dimensions, not a guarantee. Check cable, cooler and connector clearance before you buy.