Work in Intel BOXD915PGNX Intel 915P Express Socket775 ATX Motherboard with Sound?
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This should work in a computer with a free PCI slot, running XP or earlier. I'm not sure about driver availability for Vista and later or 64-bit systems. This is an older card so requires the traditional PCI slot, not PCI Express.
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If your motherboard has a LGA775 socket it will support whatever else is on the board.
1588726
It should work according to the specs of this motherboard. I have this and no problems. When do you get the beeps? Before or after post? At the point of turning on the computer? Is this a new motherboard? Try removing everything but ram, cpu and video card. Go from there. If it beeps again check to make sure the ram is seated correctly. Is the cpu seated correctly? Any bent pins? Installed correctly?
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It should work, being as how that motherboard (when I Googled it) appears to have an LGA1155 socket. This processor is an LGA1155.
597493
From what I can see the D915GAG mother board has a External Graphics PCI Express x16 slot. You need a PCI Express 2x 16 slot for this to work.
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Unfortunately I don't know. This particular mobo came DOA and I ended up going with an ASUS.
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I have Intel i7-4770k and Asus Z87-Deluxe Moboit works dudeU can go to G.Skill official website and see the compatible Motherboard it is the best thing u can do
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It depends on your motherboards socket type. Find what processor your computer is using via my computer and system information and Google it's socket type. If it's am3+ then yes it will work. . Hope that helps!
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Check on Intel site for compatibility. Case cover was included, too bad mine was a dud, right out of the box....
666303
Most likely will. I didn't need to for my fx6350 but sound drivers and some other simple things didn't work until I updated the bios.
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You don't have to buy a sound card to have them sound good but if your motherboard doesn't have on board 7.1 sound on it then it's best you get a sound card. I'm using my on board 7.1 and didn't buy a sound card and they sound great to me but could be better with a sound card. Getting a sound card isn't a bad investment for your computer though if you don't have one
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I'm not sure. I do not believe it would be strictly necessary, but I would either disable the motherboard sound device in the BIOS or in Windows Device Manager.
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yes it does. for more info go to Asus.com, click support, filter by sound cards.Best regards, Frank
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Yes. You should do so - and uninstall all drivers for the onboard audio - before installing the card. I guess technically you shouldn't have to, but everything I've read about the card suggests it won't work right if you don't.
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It has a standard PCI interface. If your board has that then it should work. It's a middle quality board. The driver is low quality but you can research the chip manufacturer and download the native driver with lower overhead but less features. You get what you pay for and this board is better than no sound, which is what I had. If you want a high quality gamer, research the different sound card chip sets and find a board with a high performance architecture.
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It should pass the sound. Older graphics card do not support HDMI audio. Also need to make sure that HDMI audio drivers are installed from the graphics card manufacturer. Make sure HDMI audio is set to default. Make sure it works without the switch first.
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Supports Intel sockets LGA 2011/1366/1155/1156/775 and AMD sockets FM1/FM2/AM3+