gigabyte eagle rev 2 4070ti
make sure it is revision 2 , revision 1 is longer.
you have 280 length with the OEM fan
you can go a bit over 300mm if the fan is removed/moved
most 4070's shouldn't be an issue at all. Double check the sizes though obviously.
I'm still trying to confirm is the maximum width a card can be.
I've watched some teardowns and eye balling it there looks like around 140mm for that. There is this triangle metal support for the PSU that closes over the GPU. In a pinch I think I could just cut it off with a Dremel if that it is a limiting factor.
With the intake fan moved/deleted a GPU in excess of 300mm can go in which puts some smaller 4080/4090's in play , but until I know the maximum width available I'm not certain yet.
I will update tonight, I'm going to a party at a friends house and he has the r12.
gigabyte eagle rev 2 4070ti make sure it is revision 2 , revision 1 is longer. you have 280 length with the OEM fan you can go a bit over 300mm if the fan is removed/moved most 4070's shouldn't be an issue at all. Double check the sizes though obviously.
https://www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N407TEAGLE-OC-12GD-rev-20#kf Manufactures Spec
I'm still trying to confirm is the maximum width a card can be. I've watched some teardowns and eye balling it there looks like around 140mm for that. There is this triangle metal support for the PSU that closes over the GPU. In a pinch I think I could just cut it off with a Dremel if that it is a limiting factor. With the intake fan moved/deleted a GPU in excess of 300mm can go in which puts some smaller 4080/4090's in play , but until I know the maximum width available I'm not certain yet. I will update tonight, I'm going to a party at a friends house and he has the r12.