Small-form-factor PCs · Greater Chicago

Will it fit

Will that graphics card fit in that case?

Start from the case you have or the card you want. We check every card’s length, height and thickness against the case maker’s published limits and show how much room is left.

Which case?

Every graphics card in the M1

  • No RX 9070 XT we list fits the NCASE M1 V6.1. The nearest, the PowerColor Reaper Radeon RX 9070 XT, is 2 mm too tall.

    Doesn’t fit

    No. The ASUS Prime Radeon RX 9070 XT OC is 5 mm too tall and 5 mm too thick for the NCASE M1 V6.1.

    Length312 of 322 mm10 mm spare
    Height130 of 125 mm5 mm over
    Thickness50 of 45 mm5 mm over
    Exact measurements
    SizeCardCase limitRoom
    Length312 mm322 mm10 mm spare
    Height130 mm125 mm5 mm over
    Thickness50 mm45 mm5 mm over
    The full answer, with sources

By case

Every card against every case.

By card

Each card’s size, and every case it fits.

How we check

Published numbers, named sources.

  • Case limits are the case maker’s published spec, with a link to it on every page, unless the page says we measured the case ourselves. Where a maker publishes no height or thickness limit, we say so rather than guess.
  • Card sizes come from the card maker’s spec page; where a maker gives sizes with and without the bracket, we use the larger.
  • Some cases trade room: the Terra’s spine and the Era 2’s central wall give the card millimetres the CPU cooler loses. We pick the position that leaves the cooler the most room.
  • “Tight” means it fits on paper with less than 10 mm of length, 5 mm of height or 3 mm of thickness left, or only by giving something up. Power connectors and cables need room too, so measure before you buy a tight one.
  • 25 cases and 41 current RTX 50 and RX 9000 cards from the main board partners, checked October 2026.

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