I have an Aegis Z2 desktop that originally came with an RTX 5060 8GB, and I already have the power supply needed for an upgrade. I'm considering a triple-fan RTX 5070 Ti, but I'm not sure whether it will fit inside the case. The GPU specifications I found list a length of about 303 mm, although I initially thought it was 140 mm. Will this card fit, and are there any other clearance details I should check?
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The Aegis Z2 is generally listed with around 340 mm of GPU clearance, so a 303 mm card should fit lengthwise. Check the exact model’s dimensions on the manufacturer’s product page, since triple-fan cards can vary in length and thickness. Also make sure there is room for the power connector and cables, plus no front radiator or drive cage blocking the card.
A triple-fan 5070 Ti is very unlikely to be only 140 mm long. That number may refer to the card’s width or height instead. For comparison, some Palit 5070 Ti models are roughly 332 mm long, which would still leave only a small amount of space in a case rated for 340 mm. Verify the exact length, slot thickness, and recommended case clearance before buying.
I found the 303 mm measurement for the model I want. So that should fit if the case really has about 340 mm of clearance, right?