I've a Rival PG 1070 11-32 10-sp coupled with Ultegra 5600 long cage RD and compact chainrings: it works fine. Would this 12-36 will also work with it?
1240155
It should, but ask a bike mechanic at your nearest bike shop. The Iceman Sends!
1240156
It should work overall -- except when on the large front chain ring and on the 36 rear, there may not be enough chain to make that large of a route. I assume the next ring down from the 36 may be a 32? Also, I don't think you will ever need to be on the large front chainring and the large 36 rear cog at the same time -- as other combinations will work instead.
1240157
It would not, per the specifications. You would need a rear derailleur with a capacity of at least 40 for what you seek. The RD-6700 GS has a capacity of 39T, might have to use an MTB RD to get what you are looking for.The Shimano RD-5600 GS (long cage) has a capacity of 37T. Your current combination of compact chain-rings (50-34= 16) plus PG 1070 (32-11= 21) is up to the RD-5600 GS's capacity (16+21= 37).You can try it, but it would be much beyond the design specifications.
1240158
It's rated to only 12-32 with a 41 tooth capacity: http://bike.shimano.com/publish/content/global_cycle/en/us/index/products/road/ultegra/product.-code-RD-6800-GS.-type-.rd_road.html . Capacity is the maximum sum of the differences on the front and the rear for example 12-32 rear and 34-48 front is 20 + 14 requires a 34 tooth capacity. So you're good on the capacity, likely, but exceed the maximum rating. Some people go well over the Shimano ratings, which are conservative to assure optimal performance, but at some point you hit trouble and it simply won't shift. One approach is to use a smaller little cog in the front. For example, I have 32-48 on one of my bikes, which in combination with a 12-32 gives me a 1:1 gear which should be good for steep dirt roads.
200887
Go to the Arctic website and they will have am updated list of cards it will be compatible with. Mine was not on the original list when it was released but it is listed on their site and works great once I got passed some installation isues. I am mining/folding on it now and it is running at 41c which is just above idle temp on the stock cooler.
1648837
They are both PCI express so this card may work but I can't say with any certainty unfortunately.
16247
it depends on it pci expess 2.0... it has to the do with the right voltage if it is compatible...if its 3.0 it dose not work ...3.0 is another voltage....
1518923
No , never an issue . run a Nvidia GTX 460 . The HT omega has been stellar in all respects . Good luck
1634889
All PCI-E 3.0 cards are backwards compatible, it may slow down the performance of the card slightly but not big enough unless you plan to crossfire two 290/x's
20495
Stan,We have only used the 12/64, so I can't offer first- hand advice. Your guess sounds reasonable. Have you checked out the manufacturer's website? Sorry I couldn't help you more.
1714282
I have a 54GL and it's been plugged into this adapter since late last year. Works fine.
454014
You will be just fine. I'm using a HIS Radeon HD6990 in the same case, and its exactly 12 inches long.
27243
From the top of my head I will say yes because it is a 10 sp. However, if you go to sram, you can find the specific component and it will tell you which other group sets are compatible.
1954257
No.I would recommend an silverstone strider 650w it's modular too but it's smsller at 140mm and it barely fit behind my 780 gtx
944697
I have a 1390 and it has worked with no problem. Look for the port you will put the card into to. If it is the correct size you should not have an issue.
2052161
Yes it would be enough. It doesn't really use that much power, so you're on the safe side. Though sometimes it may be a little warmer, but it hasn't done anything to my optiplex 745 SFF. It's a really good card, money well spent!
93355
Yes, with no issues at all. I have the 1070 and the glasses, and they work perfectly together.
2197931
yes it should work with no problem....I just built a system for a customer who used his old nvidia 9800 GTX+ video card and it worked fine with that double width nvidia card
2006288
As long as your power supply is powerful enough and has a free 8 pin and 6 pin connector, you should be good. Also, you must have a PCI-E slot on your motherboard. The older, AGP slots do not work for modern GPU's.
1912153
I couldn't say for sure. I think pci-e is backwards and forwards compatible--it just won't be 3.0-fast. I would google for pci-e compatibility between versions. I used an AMD A-series on-chip GPU and it was for someone else.