Does this work with the asus z-97a motherboard? in the description for the 750 watt, it says it's z-87 motherboard ready.
224739
Yes it will function with that motherboard. I can't tell you if it will function with your CPU, graphics card, or peripherals though unless I know what they are.
224740
It will work. What Corsair tried to address here is the Haswell compatibility problem, which the CS series line was completely cleared of. This line works perfectly fine for any mobo. You will need a pretty strong GPU to justify 750W though; be sure not to fall for marketing tricks. 750 W is usually too much, by quite a wide margin, in most PC's I come accross with.
1513617
it should work with no problem but when I my new system I just installed a cooler master 850W power supply in to match the case. The latest case I built was the cooler master storm trooper that case I placed the 1000W power Supply from Cooler Master.
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
479355
To answer your question, yes, i will work with any AMP APU. And really, the bios is'nt bad. Ive used it several times, and the resolution is a little off, but you have full control of pretty much everything. CPU speeds and voltages, fan rpm's, pretty much everything you need. Its a little laggy, but the cool thing about this motherboard is the double bios, so in case your primary bios fails, or you get a deadly virus, you can use the secondary bios to fix what ever problem you have. And, it looks great, so if you have a window, you can show it off to all your friends. Hope this helps, good luck!
1190768
Ignore prev post. Yes it will fit a 750ti. They do in fact come with a LOW PROFILE bracket. That's what need to have it fit into this case.
1142963
I'm using a 750 watt power supply, and have had no issues. My old PSU was 700 and it was fine in there too.
1991791
Yes the 9700 will work. Go to Zalman.com for the measurements to ensure it will fit your z97 and your case. Some z97 have slightly different layouts at the cpu socket.
1886138
Yes it does. I installed it on my Asus Z87 Sabertooth Motherboard yesterday. I't wasn't the easiest install but it was worth it.
404888
Yes 750w will be fine, if you want to go sli in the future though you're going to need to more wattage.
1252698
I am using a Corsair CX 750M power supply on it and it works great! I am NOT overclocking though.
1489117
My board, the Z87-Plus will work with this processor but it does require a bios update. A lot of other vendors are putting out their own updates as well.
392115
Don't see why it wouldn't. I use an i5 in this board so I know you're good there. As long as the RAM is DDR3 you are good there (just make sure you dual channel for the best performance.) and the 750ti should fit right into the PCI slots no problem. You shouldn't have any issues my friend.
2080996
According to this site it doeshttp://www.eteknix.com/gigabyte-z97x-gaming-7-lga-1150-motherboard-review/
1846668
I would try out your 650 watt to see if it works ago before you spend anymore money. I am currently using a 850 watt PSU. If it does not work you can always order a new PSU later.
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.
1985865
This board works with any standard power supply. The wattage rating will depend on what you INSTALL in the board. I'm using a 400W power supply and it's way more than I need since I'm not using any plug in boards. I actually only need about 200W but I got a 400W PS so it doesn't have to work so hard which means it runs much cooler. My PS is fanless too so it creates zero noise.
550817
Asrock doesn't list that CPU as supported on their website. http://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/970%20Extreme3/?cat=CPU It might not be supported because of the high wattage on that CPU (220W). Other FX models that are 125W and 95W are supported though with a bios update.*edit* Actually looking under specifications this motherboard is only rated up to 140W so you would need a lower powered CPU for this motherboard. http://www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/970%20Extreme3/?cat=Specifications