Does this card works good on this Motherboard? GIGABYTE GA-A75M-D2H and will it fit my case Thermaltake Commander MS-I Epic? Or I'll have to upgrade?
910947
I'm not sure about the mobo, but pretty much any mobo supporting PCI-E should be fine, unless you want to do crossfire, which naturally requires dual pci ports. The card is a bit lengthy, but so long as your case is has enough room to accomodate a 12.7 inch card it should suffice (the case you mentioned is overkill imo). You won't regret buying this card...I have it running on a power saving profile and it runs all current games butter smooth. Worth every penny.
739979
not sure it will fit if in fact your MOBO is a micro -and you have a small case --this a HUGE card --takes up 2 slots and is long --also it puts out ALOT of heat read on the cards dimensions look and see if you have the space --which i believe would be the limiting factor good luck
2015485
Your card should fit fine, this motherboard handled my GTX 770 nicely (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00CU9GOAO/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i03?ie=UTF8&ps;c=1). That being said, you should probably check your case, I had to buy a new case because the video card was too long for my old case. Unfortunately, I received a defective motherboard and I ended up with an MSI (sad really, because I wanted this board to work, I tried everything). Good luck.
880029
It will work just fine, I bought this card like a month ago and my mother board is PCIE 2.0, the performance is excellent! No complaints so far. The card its great you should get it.
1043730
Not sure, I do know this board has TONS of problems, way beyond Firmware. I have been a huge EVGA fan for many years, but this board changed all that. I would not consider this board at all. I returned the one I ordered and installed after having multiple severe problems. One problem was almost none of the USB ports worked, and the ones that did were flakey. These problems were not minor and if you read through user reviews you will see similar complaints. I ended up ordering and installing this board which has worked flawlessly (see link). I have an Intel i7-3930K with a single GTX690 in it and it's a fantatic gaming rig. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0064L8UJM/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1
1197662
I have it working in a hpdc5800 desktop and it performs 1080 well. Your motherboard needs a standard or express 2 PCI slot. The connections are close to the edge of the graphics board and hiders plugs on a swinging door slot compartment. You need to enable audio bios at startup if you have a stand alone speakers. Other than that it is a great basic graphics card for moderate game play. Check http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gt-610/features
405079
Your ram appears to be desktop ddr3, so it should work in this board. I am running 4 8gb dims. The CPU appears to be LGA 1155, so it should work as well. Gigabyte site should have lists of compatible cpu's and memory. I assume your concern is avoiding purchase of a new cpu for a better mobo. I am not thrilled with this mobo, and if you can find a compatible alternative (ASUS,MSI,EVGA?), it might we worth the effort.
38308
The most important thing to know is this card only fits in a PCI/X1 slot on your motherboard. This means you need to have a newer motherboard. Make sure you understand that before you buy it. If you don't have your manual from the motherboard, download a free tool called CPU-Z and run it. It will tell you what your motherboard model is. Then Google that motherboard and see if it has a PCI/X1 slot. If you do, this card should work for you.
2277474
I would look at the specs for your motherboard and make sure it supports PCI-E which most do now as opposed to the older Accelerated Graphics Port. The other two things to consider is this card uses two PCI-E 6 prong plugin so checking your Power Supply to make sure it has that capability and last but not least this card is very long so making sure you have the room to accommodate the card. This is a two PCI-E card meaning it uses one slot and covers one other slot because the awesome cooling effect pushes hot air out the back of the case. That is alot to take in but this GPU is one of the best cards I have ever owned and does impress. I would look at the specs for your motherboard and make sure it supports PCI-E which most do now as opposed to the older Accelerated Graphics Port. The other two things to consider is this card uses two PCI-E 6 prong plugin so checking your Power Supply to make sure it has that capability and last but not least this card is very long so making sure you have the room to accommodate the card. This is a two PCI-E card meaning it uses one slot and covers one other slot because the awesome cooling effect pushes hot air out the back of the case. That is alot to take in but this GPU is one of the... » Read More I would look at the specs for your motherboard and make sure it supports PCI-E which most do now as opposed to the older Accelerated Graphics Port. The other two things to consider is this card uses two PCI-E 6 prong plugin so checking your Power Supply to make sure it has that capability and last but not least this card is very long so making sure you have the room to accommodate the card. This is a two PCI-E card meaning it uses one slot and covers one other slot because the awesome cooling effect pushes hot air out the back of the case. That is alot to take in but this GPU is one of the best cards I have ever owned and does impress. « Show Less
538950
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!
542850
I used a GA-Z87X-UD5 TH. It fits but you don't have a lot of room. I ran as much wiring as I could first, then the mobo, then installed the 240mm (120mm sbs) liquid cooler and finally the gtx 760 card. You will not have a lot of room with a cooler like I described, and if you plan to install a fan at the top of the case you're going to be tight against some graphivs cards. I installed an Nvidia GTX 760 (02g-p4-2765-kr) and it's a very close fit.
1052660
The card will work on your Mobo so I don't think you have anything to worry about just make sure the other specs of your system are on par
666805
It will work. Not sure about bios, though. I have a pcie 2.0 x16 motherboard and it works flawlessly. It might be a good idea to update your motherboard's bios.
1289662
It "should" since it meets the memory criteria called out at the MSI website for this board. However, MSI doesn't publish a memory compatibility guide like Gigabyte or Asus does for each of their boards, so there's a small chance it might have an issue. I've used this memory and it works well, so I'd probably give it a shot.
11585
I use a medium tower with a large ASUS motherboard and this graphics card fits perfectly, I don't see why it wouldn't work for you assuming your set up is not outdated. By the way it works wonderful, just make sure to have an SSD to maximize your experience.
1001065
Hello Kathleen,Please let me know your motherboard brand and I will help you.I am using EVGA GT520 1GB Video Card with the same processor, but We need know is the motherboard has the slot for this card. Let me know the model of your computer or ask where you bought if your PC has a free slot ready for this card.If anything more, please let me know itHave good night.
588459
Oh ya, that will work well. That motherboard could support 2 of these behemoth cards. I have one and it kicks a**. Comparable to a 780. Really awesome.