Will this work with my old ASUS P8P67-M PRO (REV 3.0) LGA 1155 Intel P67 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 Micro ATX Intel Motherboard or do I need upgrade?
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Nope. I wouldn't upgrade motherboards just to accommodate the video card. You wouldn't see much in the way of results from the pcie 2.0 to 3.0 upgrade.
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According to the Asus site it will work Just fine.This is your motherboards memory specs. Number of Memory Slots:4×240pinMemory Standard:DDR3 2133(O.C.)/1866/1600/1333/1066Maximum Memory Supported:32GBChannel Supported:Dual Channel
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Any current motherboard should be fine. I'm running an ASUS P8Z68 - V/GEN3 and I have no problems what so ever and that board is nearly 3 years old.
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Should be OK but it would best to check the Qualified Vendor List (QVL) on the ASRock web site to be sure your model of memory is compatible.
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The card will work on your Mobo so I don't think you have anything to worry about just make sure the other specs of your system are on par
199137
Yes it will work. Check this website for any model upgrade Www.crucial.com Thanks
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Processor you define is LGA1156. Board is LGA1155. With research you might find the cpu will work. I would have to say it will not work at present. Are you talking about power to hard-disks? The power supply you buy will have both 4-pin molex and sata. Buy adapters if you need them. I assume you don't want to spend money replacing the cpu, and want to get an 'old' board that will work with it. Your local pc tech might be able to advise you.Correction: I looked at my board and see the 8-pin connector. PSU's are cheap, and I recommend a new one, rather than get built-up and find something not right due to adapting from 4-pins. Since LGA spec is out, find an LGA1156 board. Might be 4-pin for that connector. Processor you define is LGA1156. Board is LGA1155. With research you might find the cpu will work. I would have to say it will not work at present. Are you talking about power to hard-disks? The power supply you buy will have both 4-pin molex and sata. Buy adapters if you need them. I assume you don't want to spend money replacing the cpu, and want to get an 'old' board that will work with it. Your local pc tech might be able to advise you.Correction: I looked at my board and see the 8-pin connector. PSU's are cheap, and I recommend a new one, rather than get built-up and find... » Read More Processor you define is LGA1156. Board is LGA1155. With research you might find the cpu will work. I would have to say it will not work at present. Are you talking about power to hard-disks? The power supply you buy will have both 4-pin molex and sata. Buy adapters if you need them. I assume you don't want to spend money replacing the cpu, and want to get an 'old' board that will work with it. Your local pc tech might be able to advise you.Correction: I looked at my board and see the 8-pin connector. PSU's are cheap, and I recommend a new one, rather than get built-up and find something not right due to adapting from 4-pins. Since LGA spec is out, find an LGA1156 board. Might be 4-pin for that connector. « Show Less
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No, you would need to update the BIOS. Go to the MSI site, look for this particular product, then look in the area for the product for Support (NOT the support listed at the top of the page) and then for compatibility. The BIOS update needed should be there. You can also look for Updates there as well.
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yes. Both of those parts will work with that mother board with no problem. Might want to update them asap though depending on what games you play and what settings you play them at.
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Yes it will be compatible with it but the RAM is clocked at 1.65v for an lga 1155 motherboard. You should look for ram clocked at 1.5v. But if this is your only option then it will do just fine.
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Further to my previous answer, if you have SATA III, you are really going to have to bite the bullet and upgrade your motherboard to one that is compatible with SATA III. I just spent 2 months trying to do what you want and never found any satisfactory solution until I found a used MoBo on line that was compatible with SATA III. There are lots of them out there and the time you will save is worth the money you will spend.
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I don't think the device connected to it matters. What matters is, "does it work with your present motherboard and BIOS (and OS)?" And since more modern motherboards already have USB 3.0 ports, the question is, "is it really necessary?" If your motherboard already has USB 3.0 ports, I suggest this product - http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008ZGKWQI/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pd_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=T9RSQEJXT8LI&coliid=I2HVGG7I77KZIS If you need it on a motherboard that doesn't currently have USB 3.0 ports, then test carefully. I know that this device did *not* work correctly for the motherboard/BIOS I had, and it was circa. 2006-2008, just before USB 3.0's time. It did have USB 2.0 ports on board. Good Luck.
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As long as the socket is an LGA 1150 it should work might need a bios update
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Your ram appears to be desktop ddr3, so it should work in this board. I am running 4 8gb dims. The CPU appears to be LGA 1155, so it should work as well. Gigabyte site should have lists of compatible cpu's and memory. I assume your concern is avoiding purchase of a new cpu for a better mobo. I am not thrilled with this mobo, and if you can find a compatible alternative (ASUS,MSI,EVGA?), it might we worth the effort.
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Your motherboard is limited to a 95 Watt CPU so you would require this CPU Phenom II 945 http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002XNBQJQ .. I remember this from a family members motherboard I upgraded a while ago . ASUS makes it hard to find the support page for this motherboard ,I found it once . The M2N68-AM SE is the 95 watt version of the M2N68-AM. I found the support page on my computer http://support.asus.com/cpusupport/list.aspx?SLanguage=en&p=1&s=24&m=M2N68-AM%20SE2&os=25&hashedid=rzWjxRHTivB96wPd .. You may have to update the BIOS to a newer version to run any CPU upgrade
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Yes this will work with your mother board. It wont go above a 1600 Mbps rate unless you install an AM3+ compatible AMD Chip.
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All you need is standard PCIe (16)x for video card. Could be 2.0 or 3.0 will work fine :)