will STRIX GTX 980 fit ThermalTake Core V1 ?

[Tananset]

will STRIX GTX 980 fit ThermalTake Core V1 ?

as i understand...
Tt Core V1 max GPU length is like : 28.5cm gpu (11.2")
but ...
Strix GTX 980 is about 28.86cm ( 28.86 x 13.44 x4.09 Centimeter)

judging from specifications..from both offical sites , Strix GTX980 won't fit Tt Core V1
but just in case anybody got their hand on Strix 980 and Tt Core V1 and can fit it in
please advice..

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i'd prefer Asus Strix since i'm using SilverStone SFX (small form) 450W PSU which only includes 1x Pci-e 8Pin and 1x Pci-e 6pin , another GPU candidate is MSI GTX980 but that's require
me to change the PSU since MSI GTX 980 require 2x Pci-e 8pin on it.

thanks in advance.

[Rumpelcrutchskin]

Should swap out the PSU anyway if you want to use GTX 980. I would not run higher then GTX 960 with this PSU. 550-600W would be enough for one GTX 980, it has great power consumption numbers on paper but with high load in games it can use more.

[Tananset]

my PSU is SFX 450W Gold ,i'm not sure but it specification said that it can handle GTX 980
and some people / critic said its better than some of 500-600 bronze / silver

[Bad 💀 Motha]

I'd get a better Fully Modular PSU
non-Reference 980 GPUs such as ASUS Strix and Gigabyte WindForce can output upwards of 280-watts under very high loads.

Given your tight case, I'd just get one that is not any larger then something a bit closer to reference measurements, such as most of the EVGA ones. As ones such as Strix and WindForce are typically taller and longer then most.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487079

[Azza ☠]

Firstly it won't fit the case by about an inch.

Also, you would want 600 Watts with 42 Amps on the 12V+ rail to power the beast and keep her stable. The Asus STRIX GTX 980 uses up to 300W (via 6-pin and 8-pin cable) for better overclocking purposes, compared to the standard GTX 980 using 165 W (via 2x 6-pins), which could survive off a good 500W PSU.

Sorry, it looks like a no go...

[Bad 💀 Motha]

If u aren't willing to change any of the current hardware, then I'd go with GTX 970

[Tananset]

thanks for answer , and yeah i think i'll drop down to 970 or maybe 980ref model
i'll wait until 980ti in the market and well see.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

The Ti will most likely be even larger and require 2x 8-pin PCIE and have 6GB VRAM
Seriously, change the case and PSU, or get a smaller, lesser power consuming GPU.