is this video card asus HD7750 compatible with the asus p8z77-v lk motherboard ?
2062169
if there is a pci-e slot and it fits then i don't see why not. depending on how your system was set on default you may have to enable a bios setting so your system can run this card as it is considered a certain kind of new software. i think its calle trinity or something but i dont remember. either way your computer wont be able to boot up unless this setting is enabled in the bios.
2062170
I deleted my previous *thumbs down* answer. It was for a different card that gave me trouble. This one was fine, although I can't answer your original question. Sorry for the confusion.
305201
Assuming you mean http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P8H77I, I'll be blunt. The answer is "Yes".
1951996
yes,the 7770 is compatible and you can check this websita for more information http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/HIS/HD_7750_7770_CrossFire/
599763
Are you confusing ddr3 RAM with the memory on the video card...? 'Probably no conflict there. Appears to be pci-e, so the two should be compatible. Z77 has advanced to at least Z87 now, and this mobo is a little flaky (sometimes failing to detect usb add-on cards and coming up without the drivers loaded). Onboard usb is flaky too. Get a newer board, unless you have a CPU only good for Z77.
2080361
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/259328-28-upgrading-asus-p5bw-board look here probly wont work
1924013
This is, indeed, a socket LGA775 processor. I can't answer whether it will work with your mobo. You should check compatibility for your exact model on the ASUS web site.
1647943
According to the compatibility list it is supported. Here is the link for you to verify, just in case. http://www.evga.com/Products/Product.aspx?pn=100-BP-2770-B9
1355246
I am not familiar with that model computer but a quick search indicates that its power supply is rated only at 250W. Though the HD7750-1GD5-V2 has relatively light power drain, I would advise a Power Supply upgrade first. BTW, my computer is a homebuilt AMD Athlon x4, 8GB RAM with a 400W supply. The card worked great right out of the box. Tweaking the BIOS to recognize the card is all I needed to do.
579978
As long as it supports an LGA775 processor, and the MB's BIOS is current, there should be no reason why not
1894276
Hi, go to this link: http://www.cpu-upgrade.com/mb-ASUS/P5VD2-X.html. It says that yes it is compatible. But Always check your mobo website for more info and exact compatibility before doing anything. Good Day!
1517205
Yes, it is compatible, but.....get a better card, like a r9-280, cause this mb is way better to just handle a r7 260x
20183
This should be compatible. Doing a quick over view looks solid. I would like to point out that the Visiontek HD5570 asks for a minimum power supply of 250. The PC you want to install the card in has only a 300 watt power supply. If you get too fancy in your use of the card, this can become an issue.
1338518
No as I had the asus P8Z68-V motherboard.. Id say you need to make sure the psu is above 500watts( mine is a 750 watt as I want to sli it later on) and you have a PCI -IE slot and it should just go straight in, If you had an old pci video card then it should go in but make sure it'll fit.. my old card 4870 1 gig is the same size so fitted nicely.. cheers from NZ
1497382
If your motherboard has a LGA775 socket it will support whatever else is on the board.
1340387
i dont know, cause i use it for LGA775. Pleae find it on Zalman website and asking them about that possibilities install on 1150 socket.
1838241
Yes. I used an ASUS P9X79Pro ATX motherboard . In fact the specs say ATX, MICRO-ATX, MINI-ITX should all work.
2222074
The motherboard that I used had already a PCI Express 3.0. I do not recall the video board needing any special connection to either the motherboard or power. I do not know how to crossfire with AMD A10-6700/ w 8670D I/G. I used a motherboard that is using an Intel I5 processor.