The specification for GV-1480B Combo card stated that "GV-1480B is currently not compatible with VIA series and ATI series chipset motherboards." What is that means?
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Hello, good day!... The Software application freezes when I access remotely, why ?.. Can you help me ?
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VIA series refers to the motherboard. You cannot use the GV-1480B with a motherboard that uses a VIA chipset. ATI series refers to the video card. You cannot use an ATI video card. I used an Intel chipset motherboard, and an NVIDIA GeForece Video Card for my setup.
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It will work only with Intel Motherboards and as far as graphics I will not choose AMD chipsets (you can use an onboard Intel graphics, or any external card but not AMD chipsets)
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geovision cards are designed for use with Intel motherboards and Intel processors The company will not support there cards if you install them in a computer that uses a cpu or motherboard other then a Intel brand
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They are the chip sets on the motherboard of the computer you are instaling the card on. just avoid motherbords with VIA or ATI chipsets and you wont have a problem.
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I have used many Geovision cards (GV650, GV800, GV1240, GV1480) with AMD CPU motherboards with ATI graphics or NVIDIA graphics and never had a problem. Geovision has probably just not tested them in recent years and therefore won
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I dont understand the question sorry.what installed card are you talking about.
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Yes all cards are compatible with all motherboards that have the PCI-E 2.0 interface or higher. So your motherboard is compaible
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Well, according to Tom's Hardware user forum, yes it is: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/382646-33-pcie-backward-compatible. For the second question, I would suggest you go to the EVGA website and look up the specifics... I put a Corsair 650w in my computer a long time ago, and haven't worried about it too much - thought with all the HD's I've put in recently, I may want to switch to an 850w. Antec and Sesonic make good power supplies also.
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On the Asus compatibility list (at http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/Z97A/HelpDesk_QVL/) it shows only one "official" Gigabyte video card: GV-N670C-2GD (BIOS: V80.04.19.00.2E) This does not mean it won't work.. They typically try to push ASUS branded cards and it would be impossible to test every card on the market. The board does support 3 simultaneous monitors off it's 4 stock video connectors (VGA, DVI-D, HDMI and Display Port) and the board comes with a NVIDIA branded SLI cable (ASUS P/N: 14010-00130600). I would call Gigabyte and ask. Great motherboard.. Make sure to update the BIOS. If you are planning on running Windows Server 2008/2012 the network card has major driver issues and for other drivers such as SATA/RAID you will need to use manufactures drivers (INTEL).. Otherwise download the NEW drivers from ASUS for Windows 7/8/8.1 and it should go smoothly (Drivers on DVD are older and have bugs supporting booting from RAID arrays). The board also consumes very little power and supports SSD's. - Hope this helps.
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Gigabyte's Support Department has been very good in responding to my inquiries on this, and other, products. After determining which revision it is, I'd go straight to them. Mine, a year old, indicates that it is the Atheros AR5BWB222 in a quick device check.
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Refer to information on manufacturer's web site. http://www.gigabyte.us/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4709#ov
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Hello Kathleen,Please let me know your motherboard brand and I will help you.I am using EVGA GT520 1GB Video Card with the same processor, but We need know is the motherboard has the slot for this card. Let me know the model of your computer or ask where you bought if your PC has a free slot ready for this card.If anything more, please let me know itHave good night.
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It's an SLI bridge for 2 video cards. It will work for any 2 video cards that support SLI like Titan and others. Your motherboard has to support SLI for the cards to run in SLI. If ASUS Maximus VI micro ATX motherboard supports SLI, then, yes, you can use this bridge between 2 Titans.
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I installed this card onto the workstation version of this Asus motherboard and worked flawlessly. After installation, I recommend the latest drivers from nVidia's website...
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From all appearances, the product you linked has a "stacked" configuration that can be used in a low profile situation, as well as the two power connectors are different, this card has the standard 4 pin molex, and the other has a SATA connector for power. The differences in chipset appear to be negligible.
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http://eu.evga.com/products/moreInfo.asp?pn=02G-P4-2765-KR&family;=GeForce%20700%20Series%20Family&uc;=EUR
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This board is am3+ so it supports all am3 out of the box, and this is Asus motherboard not gigabyte lol
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Yes that's actually the card I'm using with this board. No issues whatsoever just make sure your power supply can handle it and has available power connectors the card requires.
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PCI 3.0 video cards work fine in PCI 2.0 slots. I'm using one in a Gigabyte AM3+ board myself.
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Here is the NewEgg site showing the card with specs http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16829132013 Here is Wikipedia article on Conventional PCI bus, note the paragraph "Conventional hardware specifications" which shows hardware and plug configurations. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peripheral_Component_Interconnect This should show you what you need to know.
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You'll need a PCIe (PCI Express) 16x slot. PCIe cards are both backwards and forwards compatible, so if you have a PCIe 1.0a or 1.1, or a 3.x or 4.x slot, you should still be able to insert and use the card. The performance may or may not be the same, as some revisions of PCIe standard affect data rates, but basic functionality should remain intact regardless of the version. Compatibility with other components is not guaranteed, so if you still have reservations, check your motherboard's QVL (qualified vendor list), if available, or ask around to see if your specific combination of hardware has been tested. You shouldn't have any issues, though.