I'm trying to build my own computer and I bought this processor. I'm new at all this and was wondering what video card would work well with this ?
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Any video card would work, but the newer no such as the the 780 uses pci express 3.0, but it really does not matter since games don't take advantage of this yetI am currently using a vegan 560
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Harrison Hedge: This is one of the most powerful gaming cpus out there. This cpu can handle any top of the line graphics card i.e. the R9 290, 780ti, titan, etc., well above an R9-280x with no bottleneck, no problem whatsoever. This cpu will not hinder any graphics card in any way. The cards you recommended above are actually lower to mid tier cards and this cpu would actually be overkill for them. Also, your power supply recommendation is inaccurate because all graphics cards have different power requirements. You can't just give a blanket statement as to what power supply to get. Some cards require as little as a 400w psu, but others will definitely require closer to 650. By giving that kind of information, you could cause someone's whole system to blow out.
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I plugged in an i5-3470 into this board and it functions great. I haven't gotten around to plugging a video card up to it yet, but I would think it'd be fine so long as you get an ITX case that will fit it. ITX gaming rigs aren't uncommon.
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That depends on many other factors (case dimension, cpu available). Any video card that fits your budget, your case, your power supply can run and is PCI Express 16x should be fine
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Yes this video card should work fine however you have to make the sure the rest of your build matches it. I'd recommend a quad core CPU and at least 4-6 gb of ram. Make sure your power supply can handle the load of an extra video card. Just google search power supply calculator and use extreme power calculator that comes up. Input your system info and it should give you a minimum power supply and a recommended one. I also caution that while this would run efficiently now, as wow continues to expand and be updated the video card will become obsolete faster because it still uses ddr3 gaming ram rather than the gddr5 gaming ram. I'd recommend finding a video card that uses at least 2gb of gddr5 ram. An amd 7800 series or nvidia 700 series or higher with the gddr5 ram.
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Do a google search for your motherboard specs. See what kind of video card specs it can support. U should always know your hardware spec limits when trying to upgrade a PC tower
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Yes I can utilize the graphics that the new processors have built in. Should be some video outputs on the board. This is sufficient for everything but gaming or more than 2 monitors.
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A motherboard with PCIe X16 3.0 lane will work, video cards are backward compatible with PCIe X16 version 2.0 and 1.0 but you wont get all the gpu power, in other words you will get bottleneck. Actually you need to worry more about the power supply wattage i dont think you have a 11 years old motherboard that could be incompatible with this video card, i think with 700 watts power supply is enough for this gpu card and other components in your pc.
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I Installed to quadcore 64bit, windows vista and with very high power supply. Video card has minimum requirements for power supply and memory. See manufacturers site.
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Hi, thanks for contacting us. This video card will work with your system. If there is anything else I can do for you please let me know.Sincerely,Chris Nickels Red Planet Trading
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I am looking to upgrade my old card to use with this board. I won't go past $200 for a single card so the best option might be a GTX660 (Nvidia). I'm sure you can get a better card that won't be bottlenecked, but some people i know who bought this board also bought the GTX560 series cards. Hope I helped.
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A great site to help you find compatibility is pcpartpicker.com. It also helps find the best prices with can be amazon or others. According to pcpartpicker, which I haven't found to be wrong yet, that processor is supported. However, I do not have any experience with it my self.
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This motherboard has a PCI-Express X16 slot which will support just about any modern Video Card.If you want to spend $100 or less a GeForce GT630 or GT640 Video card would be a very good choice.You can spend $200 to $300 for Video Cards with higher performance, but a GeForce GT640 with 1 GB of memory should work OK.
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I don't know what type of video card you got with the system. The answer is probably. You'd swap out the existing card or use the open slots on the mother board. You should verify you have the correct slot for the card. Second, I have an i7. It's freaking great!!! But you need fast memory to go along with it. If your system doesn't come with good gaming memory, then upgrade that along with your i7. It will cost about 40 bux to get kick ass memory, Google gaming memory for options.
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There is no integrated graphics, probably should get a nvidia graphics card(or ATI)The processor handles 3D applications like a champ, also multiple applications at once really well. I did find one more processor for socket 775 that is a bit faster, I forget the model I want to say Q9650 I believe
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I have it working in a hpdc5800 desktop and it performs 1080 well. Your motherboard needs a standard or express 2 PCI slot. The connections are close to the edge of the graphics board and hiders plugs on a swinging door slot compartment. You need to enable audio bios at startup if you have a stand alone speakers. Other than that it is a great basic graphics card for moderate game play. Check http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt-610/features
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This processor will require a separate discrete graphics card, unless your motherboard has on-board video. Consult you motherboard manual if you aren't certain
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I bought an FX 8350 along with this card, and there are absolutely no problems with either the card or the processor. It'll be able to perform amazingly on all modern games, running most at high settings, 1080p 40-60FPS