Will this card work with a Pci-E 2.0 motherboard? I have an Asus p7p55d-e pro
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I have more than one of these video cards and they were put in two different computers a Dell and an Asus and a Lenovo and they work fine in all of them. I do not know if the specific computer that you have will be OK. But the computers I put them in are PCI computers. I would be concerned that I had a fan that will have enough power to keep the card cool. I have a 500btu fan in all the computers. Check your motherboard online, but I think you will be OK, if you have the fan power. A lot of people forget that video cards run hot and they need fans to cool them. I have another computer that has the 780TI in it and I have 3 fans and a liquid cooler as that thing will run hot. I have more than one of these video cards and they were put in two different computers a Dell and an Asus and a Lenovo and they work fine in all of them. I do not know if the specific computer that you have will be OK. But the computers I put them in are PCI computers. I would be concerned that I had a fan that will have enough power to keep the card cool. I have a 500btu fan in all the computers. Check your motherboard online, but I think you will be OK, if you have the fan power. A lot of people forget that video cards run hot and they need fans to cool them. I have another computer that... » Read More I have more than one of these video cards and they were put in two different computers a Dell and an Asus and a Lenovo and they work fine in all of them. I do not know if the specific computer that you have will be OK. But the computers I put them in are PCI computers. I would be concerned that I had a fan that will have enough power to keep the card cool. I have a 500btu fan in all the computers. Check your motherboard online, but I think you will be OK, if you have the fan power. A lot of people forget that video cards run hot and they need fans to cool them. I have another computer that has the 780TI in it and I have 3 fans and a liquid cooler as that thing will run hot. « Show Less
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Yes, it would work with that motherboard but this card works best in a PCIE Express 3.0 slot which that motherboard doesn't have. So you wouldnt be getting the most out of this card.
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Yes. Even though this card is PCI-e 3.0 and the motherboard has PCI-e 2.0 slots, PCI-e 3.0 is backwards compatible with PCI-e 2.0. Just be sure to put the card in one of the two x16 slots, not one of the x4 slots. The manual should show which slots are which.
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I believe it should as the card fits into a PCI Express 2.0 x16 slot which your motherboard has, unless of course you have something plugged into that slot already. Your board only has one slot that will fit the card. Also make sure your power supply is rated at least 300 watts. Best of luck.
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The card will be compatible with any motherboard with a PCIe port, which pretty much every motherboard has. Just make sure it's not too big for your case and it'll be fine.
2137148
As long as your motherboard has an available PCI Express slot (x1 x4 x8 x16) available this card should work just fine.
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I believe it will be compatible with any motherboard that uses PCI-e video cards. I've never had any trouble upgrading the same type video card. This card was the 3rd card that I've put in a computer that I've owned for about 4 years.
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well, i have a board with pci-e 2.0 and this card works fine, but if you think that the asrock will work not too fine so you need to wait more and get more money my MOBO is a MSI 970a-g43
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Unfortunately, this processor doesn't support PCI-E 3.0. However, you shouldn't be worried because there isn't a big difference in performance between PCI-E 2.0 and PCI-E 3.0. I hope this helps.
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This card should work in your computer. I checked the specifications for your mother board and the specs for the card. Your power supply is at the minimum output for this card. The motherboard has the proper size slot. The card is PCI-e3 your motherboard is PCI-e2. This should be OK too.
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
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This depends if the person have a PCI-e slot on your mother board. If you will look at the contacts the card has, then look at your mother board you should know if it will work. If all slots are being used A person would have to remove some cards to effectively see if the socket is present. The main question is, Does the motherboard have a PCI-e slot available for the card?
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well, i have a board with pci-e 2.0 and this card works fine, but if you think that the asrock will work not too fine so you need to wait more and get more moneymy MOBO is a MSI 970a-g43
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This card needs a PCI express 2.0 or 3.0 graphics card slot. If the slot on your motherboard conforms to this specification it may work. Generally, I don't recommend adding this card to off-the-shelf systems because it has no power connector and solely relies on power from the motherboard. Not all OEM motherboards will be able to supply enough power to make it work.
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It certainly should. Mine was oddly incompatible with my motherboard, but shouldn't have been. However most graphics cards these days should work in most systems, it's just a matter of how well it will work. Make sure you have PCIE, hopefully 2.0 or up, and not AGP or some old hardware.
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It should. I haven't tried this specific card in a PCIe 2.0 motherboard, but the spec for the PCIe interface demand that ALL new stuff be backwards compatible. A new spec 3.0 card in an old system is SUPPOSED to identify itself & it's capability to the motherboard. The only real difference is the speed that the old card can handle. The chips on the motherboard will find out the old cards max speed and will talk to the card at or below that speed. The only way I see that a spec 3.0 card would NOT work is if it was a home-built card with bad driver software.
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If it has PCIe 2.0 16X port, it should work, but watch out if your power supply is a good one with al leats 600w of power