I can ride him this graphics card in my motherboard: ASUS M5A97 R2.0? I would create a bottleneck that combination? Thanks in advance.
2057558
This card should not create a bottleneck on that mono but you should know that this card will need an aftermarket cooler.
2057559
It depends more on the CPU than the motherboard, but you are unlikely to create a bottleneck with any middle or high-end FX processor.
2057560
Whether or not this graphics card would create a bottleneck in your system would depend on what cpu you currently have and how much ram you have in the system.
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
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EVGA GeForce GTX 970 SC long as its a pci yes and can work for that motherboard but let me fill you in just a bit, make sure you have the right power supply for the card some cards min is like 400 min some are 200 min so you want to make sure you are running like 600watts for power supply to be bal's out. plus is you use the amd 12computer that 4 core +8gpu with a ati r9 readon and a scansnow ssd 250 the scores on the computer read's ))))---&gt;processor 7.4)--&gt;memory 7.6 thats with 2133mgrz 8gb)--&gt;my graphcis desktop and gaming graphics performance is both 7.9 with amd radeon r9 270 series ran me 260.00))---&gt; and my ssd is also 7.9,, i hope this helps you out,,,, and the best one to USE FOR THE CUP IS THE (AMD A10-7850K RADEON R7,12 COMPUTE CORES 4C+8GPU) IM RUNNGING AT 4.0 WITH NO H2O COOLENT
2045506
no , it won't work, GPU requires high power, you may burn your USB port or Motherboard
1398010
The wattage is a little low, you MIGHT be able to if your mobo & cpu don't consume too much power but you'd be cutting it close. Also, unless you're running a decent i5 or up (or a mid to higher end AMD FX) you'll hit a bottle neck. This is a powerful card and needs a pretty decent CPU to bring out it's full potential.All that said, no, the M12II will not run this card because it requires 2 8 pin connectors and the PSU only has a 6 and 6+2. While you COULD convert a modular connector to an 8 pin connector I would heavily recommend against it.
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u need a pci-e which It has, its also functioning great when overclocked too with that board id recommend a better card but u wont be the only one running it on that board, go ahead and google it a few others are using it
1119112
It certainly can. Intel UMA is really just a fancy term for saying that your graphics system uses the system RAM rather than having its own dedicated memory for graphic rendering. That said, a stand-alone graphics card with its own dedicated (faster) onboard memory will give you better results. It depends on the level of detail and performance you are hoping to achieve but purchasing a reasonably low cost graphics card +/- $100 could drastically improve your gaming experience with this and all games like it.
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As long as your motherboard is an SLI ready, then use 2x VGA card. The higher-the better, specially if you play an online game or if you do both Adobe Photoshop, & CAD 3D.
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As long as you have a PCI-e x16 2.0 slot you shouldn't have an issue with any motherboard just make sure you have the right power supply for it and you should be good! Happy Gaming!
1015570
i picked mine from this list, make sure its better than onboard Intel graphics if you have that.http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107-7.html
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I am able to play everything I have on high settings with the installed card. I think there is an extra power supply for those cards that need it, but you would have to check the other motherboard specs to make sure it would be compatible.
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Depends...you usually want a balance between cpu power/ram and graphics.. But yeah a upgrade with g-card will usually give good results
615082
You need a discrete graphics card, as this motherboard doesn't have onboard graphics.
361371
I would check out tomshardware gpu list and see how it stacks up. You will only be able to use 1 of the GPUs since they are from different vendors.
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The wattage is a little low, you MIGHT be able to if your mobo & cpu don't consume too much power but you'd be cutting it close. Also, unless you're running a decent i5 or up (or a mid to higher end AMD FX) you'll hit a bottle neck. This is a powerful card and needs a pretty decent CPU to bring out it's full potential. All that said, no, the M12II will not run this card because it requires 2 8 pin connectors and the PSU only has a 6 and 6+2. While you COULD convert a modular connector to an 8 pin connector I would heavily recommend against it.
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I can't see why it wouldn't although I hope you aren't buying that system for gaming! The video card is quite underpowered. If you're getting a stronger GPU, that may explain why you're upgrading the PSU too. Still, to be sure, call Asus and double check.
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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.