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GTX-690 (Reference/Air) - PSU Compatability

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ExtremeLuke
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2013/12/11 03:41:38 (permalink)
Hello, 
 
I know its a stretch, but could the Hadron Air case PSU support a non-overclocked reference 690 on a Z87 Stinger?
 
The recommended PSU size is 650w but the rail only needs 38A as opposed to the 42A most cards use (I know the Titan is compatible for example).
 
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    EVGA_WShelley
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    Re: GTX-690 (Reference/Air) - PSU Compatability 2013/12/12 15:31:30 (permalink)
    Unfortunately the GTX690 card is too long to fit into the Hadron Air chassis.
     
    GTXTitan, GTX780Ti, GTX780, GTX770, GTX760 and below will fit without issue.
     
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    Re: GTX-690 (Reference/Air) - PSU Compatability 2014/01/25 23:21:16 (permalink)
    Can you speak to the power supply's capability specifically? I am very interested in whether the 790 will be a viable option for this case, even if minor modding is necessary to get it to fit. Thanks!
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    Re: GTX-690 (Reference/Air) - PSU Compatability 2014/01/26 13:30:35 (permalink)
    Since the 790 isnt out yet, we really cannot answer your question if the 790 can accept a 500W power supply.

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    Re: GTX-690 (Reference/Air) - PSU Compatability 2014/01/26 18:04:56 (permalink)
    Hence why I didn't ask about it.
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    Re: GTX-690 (Reference/Air) - PSU Compatability 2015/06/27 05:27:37 (permalink)
    Actually, the information given about a GTX690 not physically fitting inside the Hadron Air is false. I have successfully installed an EVGA GTX690 in this case and it is running fine.
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    Re: GTX-690 (Reference/Air) - PSU Compatability 2015/07/06 15:27:47 (permalink)
    I installed a reference gtx 690 in the hadron air that I just sold last month. It had less than an inch of clearance from the front of the case so upping the fan profile was a must to cope with the temps. I did modify the case prior to install a gtx 780 Classified.

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