What kind of motherboard do i need to support this VGA?
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Lots of choices. Pick a mobo that suits your needs (overall size, # of sata ports/usb ports, etc.) and check their website for what cards they accept. also, google "pcpartpicker" for a useful compatibility tool among other things. hope it helps.
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If your trying to find support for a specific monitor then try looking for a motherboard that supports vga. Asus, Msi, Asrock and many more.
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Like Rodrigo said, virtually all motherboards that meet the PCI Express 1.0 rating or up will work with this card. Ensure your power supply will have the oomph to run this card.
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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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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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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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No it cannot this product simply dose not work and VGA is an out only sorry hope you find what your looking for
2032203
You will need a VGA to USB adapter - you can find them for $39 to $59 ($59 at best buy)
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Yes but you'll need a VGA adapter unless you have a Mac tower with a VGA video card.
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If you have a minidisplayport output on your PC and you're wanting to connect a VGA female, it should work regardless of the kind of computer.
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i think you can but not 100% sure, you want to go with dvi or vga? if you promised to buy from me, message me i can test for you
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I bought a VGA converter from Microsoft, you will need it if you want to make it work, I had my 360 work with it just fine, but the screen starts blinking after 2 years I bought it.
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I don't think so, I think you need a Mini VGA. At the bottom https://kb.wisc.edu/showroom/page.php?id=13111
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Hi David, that typically is not an applicable question for mother boards that do not have an integrated graphics card system, as is the case with this one. This motherboard requires a stand-alone video card solution. If you get any decent video card made in the past 6 years, chances are it will have an hdmi and dvi port (for vga, simply use a dvi-to-vga cable converter, which comes with almost every single video card you buy).
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It doesn't have VGA but you can get the VGA to HDMI converter if your PC doesn't have HDMI.
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Did you install the drivers for the DVI output? Pretty sure that the board only comes with native drivers for VGA.
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Yes (note that converting to VGA would require an active converter, however).
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The unit I got (i5-4430 3.0 GHz) does NOT have a VGA connector. It has two DVI ports and a MINI-HDMI port.
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Probably best to check out the displaylink website and see if drivers are posted for the video port.
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Nope, you can go VGA, or go home with a Toshiba Satellite. This is your run of the mill, bare minimum system.