Which is compatible? 750Ti or R9270
935021
Modern processors are compatible with both Nvidia and AMD graphics cards, so both are compatible.
935022
They both are, I am using the GTX 750ti FTW and am very happy with the performance to cost ratio.
905688
Yes, I use a 750 in my box; it obviously depends on your other components, though.
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.
2252559
I had the same issues with both the 750 FTW and 750 TI. I'll be picking up this card in the hopes that it works, as all the things I've read state that the 600-series doesn't suffer the same limitations. The HP Envy line ships with the 'Angelica 2' motherboard which isn't capable of running cards that were made to the UEFI 2.3.1 standard. If you've purchased this already and have it running, I'd love to see a reply from you. Otherwise I'll pick one of these up once my returns for the two 700-series cards are processed.
2085808
I have one of these and the graphics card I use requires PCI Express 3.0 so I guess the answer's yes. It's a VisionTek Radeon HD 7750 SFF (Mfr#900549) which I chose because Dell recommended it. You can go to Dell.com and see what they suggest to get an idea of what you can add.
361371
I would check out tomshardware gpu list and see how it stacks up. You will only be able to use 1 of the GPUs since they are from different vendors.
1057938
What's the point??? The GTX660 would be a better board to begin with and it also has dual DVI, so what is it you're trying to accomplish? If you already have the 630, then I would suggest replacing it with the 660.
733926
Here, try looking at this site: http://www.hwcompare.com/14825/geforce-gtx-550-ti-vs-geforce-gtx-760/
1492014
Single card you can get away with a 750, the card draws about 350-375 watt sunder load, according to a comparison to the 970 and 980 cards, I just was reading today. I personally overshoot to make sure my PSU isn't working very hard. Example I have a dual card setup and i use a 1300w PSU EVGA.
126314
According to AMD, any discrete R7 card will work, preferably the R7 250 or 260, the 270, 280, and 290 will work as well, the R7X cards are overkill. One card should do the trick, you can CrossFire if you want but again, overkill. :-P
940088
Depends on what your video card what what else do you plan to run with it. I use a Corsair HX 850 but I crossfire 2 AMD R9 280X.
2224674
You can use any graphics card that is PCI-Express compatible. The choice of which card to get is entirely yours. It depends on how much you want to spend and what you intend to do with it. I use my system primarily for gaming so I use:Sapphire Radeon HD 7950 3GB DDR5 HDMI / DVI-I / Dual Mini DP with Boost PCI-Express Graphics Card 11196-16-20GBut the choice is all yours. Hope this helps, and good luck!
5429
They are both great cards, and the 760 outperforms the 270x slightly. However, the big kicker is driver support which has dogged the R9 and other newer ATI models. I would suggest thinking about the games you plan to play and checking their individual support forums for any issues. Also, be sure to do a physical check in your case and make sure the card will fit. This card is incredible large and you might have interference issues with things like your hard drives.
1517205
Yes, it is compatible, but.....get a better card, like a r9-280, cause this mb is way better to just handle a r7 260x
69850
For gaming the motherboard does not matter as much as the graphic card. What kind of games are you trying to play?
1815123
Yes, both sli and crossfire is supported as well if you plan to get x2 gtx 770!
2265385
I would suggest checking the product website, they have listed the compatible chipsets and processors