does this work with extreme 4 mother board and does it really help in gaming also is it fair quality to other cards?
867773
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.
867774
If the Extreme 4 has a PCI port- it should work- works super in Win7- I have zero issues with it in STEAM and using Rocksmith.Good card for the money.
867775
I dont see why it wouldnt wok with that board. It wont improve anything in your game except the sound. Its actually a really decent card.
867776
I dont see why it wouldnt wok with that board.It wont improve anything in your game except the sound.Its actually a really decent card.
1218961
No, you MUST use a pci-e slot. I'm not a gamer so I cannot respond as to whether this is adequate for gaming scenarios.
673876
It has a low effect on FPS.If you are looking for more FPS you want a faster card, not one with more ram. This card should get you 30 FPS in most modern games, 60 fps in older ones and games that are well optimized (Very few well optimized games on PC)
1278034
Mine works great with it and I have overclocked. The board is a beast and I have had nothing but a positive experience with it.
1043730
Not sure, I do know this board has TONS of problems, way beyond Firmware. I have been a huge EVGA fan for many years, but this board changed all that. I would not consider this board at all. I returned the one I ordered and installed after having multiple severe problems. One problem was almost none of the USB ports worked, and the ones that did were flakey. These problems were not minor and if you read through user reviews you will see similar complaints. I ended up ordering and installing this board which has worked flawlessly (see link). I have an Intel i7-3930K with a single GTX690 in it and it's a fantatic gaming rig. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0064L8UJM/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1014024
I have the same motherboard: AMD 760G Chipset, 16GB memory and it works very well, never frieze and runs games very well personally I recommend it
1520588
I don't think that it does. To support this card the motherboard needs a 5 pin header on the board.The Maximus VI Extreme does but I don't think the Formula does.
2228010
PCI 3.0 video cards work fine in PCI 2.0 slots. I'm using one in a Gigabyte AM3+ board myself.
1990757
I checked your specs n I would say yes that it would work together. I would like to add that I've had this card for some months now and is working well on everything I've played. (World of Warcraft world of warplanes world of tanks dayz warz and games like that). Hope this is helpful.
351101
Yes, From what I can see, It will work with your MB. It is a good little card for basic gaming and it can get the job done well.
2101402
Yes, it would work with z97 motherboards and it would work great if paired with a GTX 660. That is very subjective though don't expect to be able to do 4K gaming with it with all settings maxed out in the latest titles. 1080p gaming should be fine on most titles.
1082123
Had 2 different low profile brackets that I did not need to use. The fan is somewhat larger than average, not enough to block things in most mbs and ATX units. It takes only 1 PCIe slot, and although it does not specify power requirements, I would think you may not get optimal performance with less than 350W power. If you have a micro unit, and no other high draw hardware, you will probably be OK, but I cannot be certain in such a situation. For the $ it is a very good card, but will not play all games. The ones I know it does not support is the Fallout Series of Games, there could be more, but seems to work with most others I've used. I would recommend an "on sale" power supply of 350W or better if you find it is not working at max. potential. I put at least a 550w in all the computers I build, 750W or more if they are for gaming only as some cards require more than a card can supply, such as th GeForce 9800 series, which takes either 2 old style power plugs, the in-line 4 plug style(adapter included in package), or one from a newer supply that has an aux. 4 pin main power plug. Hope this helps.
1987584
This should be good for gaming. With good signal strength and once it connects it stays connect (at 2.4 gHz). The 5gHz connection is terrible for this card.
1317650
No, not really. It's barely passable. It will work OK on older games and not really on newer games. It's nice because there are no moving parts on it so the fan never dies like on many of them. If you want a gaming adapter, look elsewhere. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107-7.html
737940
I think it's will work but you will not have the max GPU performance even if you Overcloking the GPU.It's better to have motherboard support PCIe 3.0
425965
Yes though remember part of that depends on your graphics card I would think as long as your not going SLI or even if you are as long as they are not super powered cards you should be good. It's what I am running in my rig right now so I know it works fine.
1393861
I like the card overall--for old HP--colors are bright and intense, and good for today's games--like for diablo III. I'm pretty sure it will work once I upgrade the CPU---and if I have to switch the motherboard then I might just get that and a power pack as well--although this works with the 300w that was stock with this crappy HP---ive pretty much upgraded everything else on this thing. thanks!