Does the ASUS Crosshair V Formula-Z AM3+ AMD 990FX SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX AMD Motherboard support this graphics card?
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Absolutely. Most boards will support it, but your case size and configuration need to be addressed. Power is key, since this will require a PSU capable of supplying a minimum of 28 amps per 8 pin cable and a minimum draw of 500 watts. The card is 12.5 inches long in length total, and the radiator will need to be mounted as well. Look for a PSU with a single 12+v rail, with a minimum of 800 watts and you should be ok. If there is more than one rail, then you will need to make sure the out of each is a minimum of 28 amps. Make sense? Bad mofo card though for sure, but the 7990 at the price these days would be pretty darn good as well.
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I used this card with an Asus m5a99x Evo r2 (990fx chipset) using a FX8350 cpu and worked just fine, keep in mind AMD processors take up more watts than intel so be ready to use a minimum of 850w 80 plus gold PSU. Look at Corsair, XFX and EVGA PSUs, specially a 80 plus gold single rail and you will be ok. I use a XFX pro 850w 80 plus gold with this card and never goes beyond 800w (15w0 idle, 750w running crysis 3 maxed out at 1080)
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I have this board and this card. It works great, just make sure you have the 4 pin molex pcie connected and 2 separate 6+2 pin connectors. I'm currently using a rosewill lightning 1300 watt to support this card since the rosewill lightning 800 watt wasn't enough
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Absolutely. Most boards will support it, but your case size and configuration need to be addressed. Power is key, since this will require a PSU capable of supplying a minimum of 28 amps per 8 pin cable and a minimum draw of 500 watts. The card is 12.5 inches long in length total, and the radiator will need to be mounted as well. Look for a PSU with a single 12+v rail, with a minimum of 800 watts and you should be ok. If there is more than one rail, then you will need to make sure the out of each is a minimum of 28 amps. Make sense? Bad mofo card though for sure, but the 7990 at the price these days would be pretty darn good as well. Absolutely. Most boards will support it, but your case size and configuration need to be addressed. Power is key, since this will require a PSU capable of supplying a minimum of 28 amps per 8 pin cable and a minimum draw of 500 watts. The card is 12.5 inches long in length total, and the radiator will need to be mounted as well. Look for a PSU with a single 12+v rail, with a minimum of 800 watts and you should be ok. If there is more than one rail, then you will need to make sure the out of each is a minimum of 28 amps. Make sense? Bad mofo card though for sure, but the 7990 at the price... » Read More Absolutely. Most boards will support it, but your case size and configuration need to be addressed. Power is key, since this will require a PSU capable of supplying a minimum of 28 amps per 8 pin cable and a minimum draw of 500 watts. The card is 12.5 inches long in length total, and the radiator will need to be mounted as well. Look for a PSU with a single 12+v rail, with a minimum of 800 watts and you should be ok. If there is more than one rail, then you will need to make sure the out of each is a minimum of 28 amps. Make sense? Bad mofo card though for sure, but the 7990 at the price these days would be pretty darn good as well. « Show Less
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It will support any AM3+ CPU including the FX series with a BIOS update. I prefer never to use onboard video as for it uses physical RAM for it's video memory. I would recommend a small cheap AMD GPU to go with the board.
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It will work only with Intel Motherboards and as far as graphics I will not choose AMD chipsets (you can use an onboard Intel graphics, or any external card but not AMD chipsets)
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Sorry so no :( The mainboard works with PCIx 2.0 and the video card is PCIx 3.0
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Motherboard, i3-4130, 2 DDR3 ram cards = yes. If you want to calculate yourself, try this link http://support.asus.com/powersupply.aspx
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I have this memory running on an ASUS Crosshair V Formula-Z with an FX-8350, it runs at the full speed 2400MHz. No issues at all.
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Hi, The Asus Crosshair III Formula requires low density 4GB DDR3 memory modules. Our HyperX Fury 4GB memory modules are high density and not compatible. Basically, the chips that make up the memory cannot communicate properly on that motherboard so will not work. We no longer manufacture memory that would be compatible with that system. For any further questions or concerns, call us at 1-800-435-0640 (USA and Canada only) M - F 6am - 6pm PT and I or another available Technician will assist you. -Jewel, Kingston US Technical Support
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Not tried it but it should work. ATI/AMD have generic drivers for Windows. Might have to tell it what it is, as in, select VGA drivers, select Rage XL, and let it do the rest.
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I believe that card only works on certain Asus motherboards so you need to verify that which ever Asus board you choose supports it.
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It takes less than a minute to research your motherboard and pull up it's specs. http://www.asrock.com/mb/intel/775i65g/If you scroll down to Expansion / Connectivity, you'll see that it has 1 x AGP 8X slot, which means all AGP 8X and probably slower cards are compatible too. With PCI Express 3 being a newer expansion slot standard, you wouldn't want a slower card. The simple answer is yes, it's compatible.
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Alot of these cards are mostly compatible with certain speed specifications, and i am guessing the mo-board is not on the same level... Go to asus and look for upgrades on your model and then Google that specific item and chips to match... I have put this card in 4 different cases from custom to hp, and dell... All different generations and all were plug and play on AMD or Intel
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You have two PCI Slots and it says it is Amd Crossfire support so yes it will.
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A less than 15 second search of the web turned up this result: http://www.asus.com/us/Graphics_Cards/GT610SL1GD3L/HelpDesk_Download/
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no it doesn't support it. but there is a patch that we graphics modders use. HyperSLI which is not supported anymore but it still works great. it will give you sli support. try it out and if you don't like it then buy a higher gigabyte board as this is one of their cheapest and they skimped on a lot of features. If you have anymore questions feel free to ask as this is my fianc's account I may be delayed getting back to you but I will get back to you when she lets me know. personally I say this board is $109 go to ebay and get a z77x-ud3h for the same or up to 40 bucks more if you can return this. definitely check out the patch though. http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/hypersli-enabling-sli-on-non-sli-motherboards.153046/
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Most likely wrong or outdated information. This ASUS desktop has an Intel H61 Express chipset motherboard which would not have any integrated onboard serial or parallel ports.
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I put a ASUS AMD A85X SATA 6.0 Gb-s 240-Pin DDR3 2400 Motherboards F2A85-M PRO in and it takes both size cards. Looks good too. Using it as a xbmc media box.
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Yes, I have the AMD A10-5800K APU 3.8Ghz Processor AD580KWOHJBOX running on this motherboard right now and it is running perfectly.