does anybody know if Card compatible with PCI express my motherboard Intel DP55WB: my power supply 350 W going to be running 2 monitors,some gaming mostly photography editing. Thanks
1099790
I have mine connected by pci-e 2 however a 400+W PSU is suggested unless you want to under clock and under volt
1099791
As I understand, it is a PCI express card. As I've told others, go online and get the EVGA phone number. They answered my questions and steered me to this product(not a more expensive product). No waiting on hold and great help. My daughter uses it to game and it works great. It brought to life our five year old computer and gave her great graphics not seem on her original Card. Good luck and call them.
1099792
This card should work in your computer. I checked the specifications for your mother board and the specs for the card. Your power supply is at the minimum output for this card. The motherboard has the proper size slot. The card is PCI-e3 your motherboard is PCI-e2. This should be OK too.
1750882
Nope. On the box it says a minimum amount of power to operate properly. I think a 350W power supply is not sufficient to run this card. Plus, you will need extra 2 peripheral power connectors if you do not have a 6pin power connector to the PSU
1898320
It's should work fine the card does not need extra power. All it need is the power from you PCI Express and you good to go.
535265
It should work with that mother board."The x4 PCI Express interface is compatible with x4, x8, and x16 PCI Express slots"It should work fine in one of the PCIe x16 slotsIf your OS dosnt recognize it on its own, look for drivers here "http://h20566.www2.hp.com/portal/site/hpsc/public/psi/swdHome/?cc=us&cc;=us&l;ang=en〈=en&sp4ts.oid;=3367980&ac.admit;ted=1407859672125.876444892.199480143&quo;t;
1997127
It would work. Buy PCI express 3.0 if you can afford it. I don't have 3.0 however and the card still screams.
619307
Per the EVGA website you need a "Minimum of a 350 Watt power supply".You didn't mention what type and model PC you have. If it is an HP they come terribly under-powered. I would upgrade your power supply. Do not try and use that card with anything less than a 350 watt power supply. I'd get a bare minimum of a 450W power supply.
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a pci-express 3 will work on a PCI Express 2 or PCI Express 1 slot it's backwards compatible
24231
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.
437536
We are unable to answer compatibility question for certain PC model. If your PC has PCI express x 16 slot and it is PCIE 2.0 standard or higher compliant with minimum 400 watt power supply then it should work.The system you have seems like a slim tower, since this card comes with a pair of low profile bracket, it can be shortened to fit almost all slim tower system.ThanksCopystars Support
1663398
yes, this card plugs into a pci-express x16 slot. the only problem you may run into is the physical size of the card, it may be a tight squeeze on your mobo.
2156577
Most likely, since the card doesnt require any PCI-E power connectors it should work, however most OEM PCs are shipped with the lowest rated PSU that can handle the cpu, drives and memory, i would recommend you check your PSU since its already old, 4 years its a long time for those, because this adds 55W more of required power.PCI-E is backwards compatible all the way to 1.1, so that would not be a problem.
437535
We are unable to answer compatibility question for certain PC model. If your PC has PCI express x 16 slot and it is PCIE 2.0 standard or higher compliant with minimum 400 watt power supply then it should work. The system you have seems like a slim tower, since this card comes with a pair of low profile bracket, it can be shortened to fit almost all slim tower system. Thanks Copystars Support
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The GTX760 is designed for the new PCI Express 3.0 bus architecture, while maintaining backwards compatibility with existing PCI Express motherboards. Your Asus PK5 motherboard's PCIe x16 (blue @ x16 mode) should be perfectly compatible. The other critical component it requires is a powerful power supply 500+ Watt with +12 Volt current rating of 30 Amp and an available 6-pin PCI-E power connector and an available 8 pin PCI-E power connector. It is a long card, therefore it requires a standard tower case with enough space to accommodate it.
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If I knew more about your rig or oem, I might be able to answer with a better answer. Did you look at the requirements? Can your mobo do PCI Express (x1, x4 or x16)?? If your machine is 32bit it, can only do 2GB of RAM unless your OS is XP 64x which is critical because this device requires 1GB of RAM. I cant say a definite "yes" or "no" in response to your question. I suggest you Google, Google and Google some more. Cheers and good luck.
1133121
Well, according to Tom's Hardware user forum, yes it is: http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/382646-33-pcie-backward-compatible. For the second question, I would suggest you go to the EVGA website and look up the specifics... I put a Corsair 650w in my computer a long time ago, and haven't worried about it too much - thought with all the HD's I've put in recently, I may want to switch to an 850w. Antec and Sesonic make good power supplies also.
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I got retail box and all the connectors are there. But not all the power supplies are ready for this card. I use high-end power supply. Therefore I didn't have a problem Make sure you have a power supply compatible with two six pin PCI power connectors. You should be running 600 Watt power supply at least. With two separate power channels and six pin connectors on them. This is not a power-hungry card but reliable power supply is very important.
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Good question Debbie, does your computer have a vga port already? Your bios might be set to that port. Better yet how many pci express slots. My board has two, only one will recognize this card! Hope this helps or email me at bnonut@yahoo.com please title the email afxamd video. will need to know make of your system. Mark