Two questions is the card AGP compatible and also will it be a significant upgrade from an ATI X1600 Pro?
910999
No a PCI-e card like this one is not AGP compatible.Some cards have both graphic interface though.
230836
It certainly should. Mine was oddly incompatible with my motherboard, but shouldn't have been. However most graphics cards these days should work in most systems, it's just a matter of how well it will work. Make sure you have PCIE, hopefully 2.0 or up, and not AGP or some old hardware.
1927207
Yes, it'll be a large upgrade over a 5xxx series ATI card. It can also run 2 screens just fine.
83640
The board supports PCI Express graphics cards via the PCIE 2.0 x16 slots. So as long as there is ample power, either of those cards will work.
1481830
I think so, I just bought it. You can check at ATI.com BUY UpgradeAdvisor. According to this it is compatible.
541908
No it is not. I have an ASUS board that is SLI, but this card graphics card does not have SLI.
1381833
Call the avatar company. They answer very quickly and are very nice about answering questions on how to upgrade their computers. I upgraded with this vid card if that helps. I called and they checked compatibility for me 1 x ZOTAC ZT-61101-10M GeForce GTX 650 Ti 1GB 128-bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card
990893
It is not AGP. I have two of these boards. One running Fedora 19 and One running Windows XP. I used NVidia 8600 GTS and 8800, can't remember the letters on the 8800.On the ram it says you can. I did not do it. I have 4 X 1GB in both machines. Board has multiple speeds. On one board I am running DDR2 667 the other is DDR2 800.It definitely is not quad channel. It may be dual channel but I cannot tell you that. I used the cheapest generic 4 x 1GB memory I could find.
222061
It will be compatible but you will need to download third party software to enable ATI's HD3D. If possible i would try to get a higher performance card or try getting an Nvidia card since 3D Vision 2 is superior to ATI's HD3D. Not sure what are the differences but i do have a link that will definitely help with the comparison and additional details about ATI's HD3D. Aside from that do expect a significant FPS hit probably from 40%-55% depending on the game. Few games like Crysis 2 will take a small hit, 5%-10%. I run Guild Wars 2 on max settings (supersampling on) with a GTX680 at around 47-64fps and 20-30fps with 3D on. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-3d-vision-hd3d-steroscopic,3050-2.html It will be compatible but you will need to download third party software to enable ATI's HD3D. If possible i would try to get a higher performance card or try getting an Nvidia card since 3D Vision 2 is superior to ATI's HD3D. Not sure what are the differences but i do have a link that will definitely help with the comparison and additional details about ATI's HD3D. Aside from that do expect a significant FPS hit probably from 40%-55% depending on the game. Few games like Crysis 2 will take a small hit, 5%-10%. I run Guild Wars 2 on max settings (supersampling on) with a GTX680 at around... » Read More It will be compatible but you will need to download third party software to enable ATI's HD3D. If possible i would try to get a higher performance card or try getting an Nvidia card since 3D Vision 2 is superior to ATI's HD3D. Not sure what are the differences but i do have a link that will definitely help with the comparison and additional details about ATI's HD3D. Aside from that do expect a significant FPS hit probably from 40%-55% depending on the game. Few games like Crysis 2 will take a small hit, 5%-10%. I run Guild Wars 2 on max settings (supersampling on) with a GTX680 at around 47-64fps and 20-30fps with 3D on. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-3d-vision-hd3d-steroscopic,3050-2.html « Show Less
1517475
it will handle it quite well, in 1080p, it is a very overclockable card, great card. in short it will handle it well.
2189677
I'm running a 2.something card so I'm not 100% sure. If it doesn't say so in the specs I'd keep looking for one that specifies 3.0
1240790
Yes, this card requires an open PCIe X16 slot. As long as they are following IEEE standards (which if they were not, nothing would work for this motherboard), it should be fine.
919130
Yes. PCI express 2.0 cards have backwards compatibility with 1.0 as far as I know.
2264356
Yes, you shouldn't have any issues. the card uses pci-e 2.0 or pci-e 3.0 your board is on the higher end so it should work perfectly with no issues.
526719
First of all, do you have and AGP video card slot on the computer? Secondly, which operating system does your computer use? If you're using something later than XP then you may have a PCI video card slot. If that is the case then you should choose a different video card. AGP is an older video card style. It's okay for my computer since it can only be upgraded to AGP 8x and it's an XP operating system with 2 gigs of RAM maximum. Additionally, use of this card did not require me to upgrade the internal power supply.
1230768
Should be. I can't make any promises, but this is a newer card which should be a good replacement for the card you mention. The only thing you would need to check is that it supports XP.
1750884
The card is compatible with your motherboard but you will need to upgrade your power supply to support it. I would suggest getting something a little above the minimum required amount. Maybe a 500W psu would work well for you with the 9800gt.