What would be a good video card to use with this board?
1157225
I am using a MSI GTX660. Works very well with this board and is quiet and has a low power draw.
1157226
Also go for a higher end PSU i use a Corsair AX850 thats 850 watts and its a nice single 12v rail for better power stability. Its modular so only use the cables you need for better cable management. Its a bit more expensive but rated 80 plus gold and well worth it. Enjoy
1157227
I suppose it depends on what you're planning to do. I bought the Sapphire Radeon Vapor-X HD 7770 GHZ OC because I do a lot of gaming. The problem is it takes up two slots, one for the card and one for the vent, so I'm down one PCI slot. I run in mid-to-high quality on FPS games and total HQ for my simulators with the Vapor X.
1157228
most should work, just make sure that it fit the PSU. If you aren't sure http://www.upgradevideocards.com/criteria.html this should help
1157229
That depends on many other factors (case dimension, cpu available). Any video card that fits your budget, your case, your power supply can run and is PCI Express 16x should be fine
1157230
That really depends on your budget and your graphics needs. This board can accept newer PCI express 3.0 X16 cards which have a huge price range. I am on a budget so I went for a <$100 card, the Geforce GT640. If you are building a computer for more intense gaming, you will probably want something more powerful and expensive. I would look at the cpubenchmark dot net site and click on the graphics card section. there they rank cards based on hardware benchmarks. Then pick the best card that fits your budget.
1012599
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.
746689
Check the available expansion slots on your motherboard (or the specs from the manual or product support webpage) and buy a corresponding video card with DVI-output. PCI Express x16 is the most ideal to use, followed by PCI Express, then AGP and finally PCI as a last resort. Almost all of video cards come with at least one DVI port nowadays. $80~$100 should net you a decent card. It won't be a top performer by any means, but it should suffice for most applications and medium gaming. You can also get a card for under $50. Again, fine for most applications and some light gaming. The Radeon HD2400 is a great budget card (~$40) for Media Center/HTPC applications as it supports hardware decoding of MPEG4-AVC/h.264. Not so great for gaming, though. Again, the video card you choose to buy would largely depend on what you use your PC for. If you're not comfortable opening up your PC, then check if your monitor has VGA/D-SUB input and just buy a VGA cable if you don't have one.
1963401
No question is dumb! Only people are dumb. LOL This board can handle any graphics card you pair with it. Truthfully, cost is always the decider in the end. But what you use it for makes a dif. Gams - best you can afford. Everything else (besides video and image manipulation) doesn't need too much. G.L.
1729868
It should support both, assuming you've an adequate PSU. Though personally, I wouldn't use a budget board with an upper end graphics card.
391993
Your processor will be fine with this board, but I'd need more info about your RAM and the power supply you intend to use in the system to give you more information.
518231
It will be fine but you can't do SLI for Nvidia if you want to go that route just single card. Great board btw.
1658864
The Asus support site for this board will have a list of compatible processors. You'll need to add a video card if you pick a CPU without on-board graphics.
81745
I would recommend another graphics card the onboard graphics will ok but watching youtube on 1080p smoothly will be rough.. Depending on your cpu
1146004
It would need to a low power video card. The power supply is only 280W. At least 120W will be used by the CPU, Mobo and HD, and fans. I would be hesitant to put anything requiring more than 100W. This would be a good choice: ASUS GTX750TI-OC-2GD5 GeForce GTX 750. Bear in mind that cards with 3 DVI/VGA ports are rare.
2124387
It should work nicely with either of these boards, Intel DQ45EK Executive Series Q45 Mini-ITX DDR2 800 vPro Intel Graphics 1333MHz FSB LGA775 Desktop Board - Retail Intel DG45ID Media Series G45 micro-ATX Intel Graphics HDMI+DVI 1333MHz LGA775 Desktop MotherboardGood luck.
1969559
You have to purchase a video card. This board does not have a built-in video card.
1589563
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.
1399930
For better experience with this mobo i suggest you an AMD video card due the AMD chipset on the motherboard
1467935
Absulutely, any 780 would work just fine. I myself have 780 gaming series working on it. Basically any card would work with this, even a titan and 780 ti.
410185
Any current motherboard should be fine. I'm running an ASUS P8Z68 - V/GEN3 and I have no problems what so ever and that board is nearly 3 years old.
1728763
Any video card would work, but the newer no such as the the 780 uses pci express 3.0, but it really does not matter since games don't take advantage of this yetI am currently using a vegan 560