Can this card install on pci-express 3.0 X16
463764
3.0 is backwards compatible with 2.0 and a 16-lane slot will support a card needing 8 lanes. If you have one other x16 for your graphics card, in order to run the Highpoint at x8 that other x16 may also then end up running at x8. The lanes are often distributed between the two. That's been my experience. Running your graphics card on 8 lanes is probably just fine. For the actual implementation you need to check your motherboard manual.
463765
I am pretty sure it does, but you may want to be careful not to jostle it once it's in there.
11586
Yes, I am using a PCIe 2.0 x16 slot for it. The card is kind of wide because of the fans, so make sure you have enough room in case.
756269
If the motherboard has an open PCIe x16 slot this card should work fine. The card is specced to PCIe 3.0 but will run fine in a 2.0 motherboard. You may need to disable the onboard video in the BIOS however.
1226613
the box indicates that it may be both pci express 3.0 and 2.0 compatible. cannot say if it is backward compatible to pcie x 16, simply cannot tell.
332700
PCI Express x16 interface so check on ur manual or online to see if you have that slot.
2191706
According to MSI website the card runs on the PCI Express x16 3.0 port. This will not work due to the card requiring a newer skit than the one you mentioned.
832857
The card should work just fune with just about any pc. Amazingly enough it does not require additional power from the power supply and installs into a standadrd 16X pcie slot.
455846
Yes sure. You just have to check your motherboard has a PCI-Express interface.
2261433
I see your model has integrated graphics. But, you may also have an expansion slot for a VGA card. It needs to be a PCIe slot the box even says that is a x16 and it will support PCI express 2.0. It does include 2 low profile brackets too. Look at the picture of where the card is inserted on to the motherboard and see if you have the right slot.
1256005
Yes. The PCIe 16x slot will accommodate that card. Make sure your power supply is adequate and has the right number of 6-pin connectors. Use Thermaltake's Power Supply Calculator to make sure you're not under- or over- supplying power to the card.
515137
Yes you can. As long as your pci express x16 slot is not being used. Looking at your motherboard it might be a tight fit. But should fit in there too
219750
As long as your motherboard has a spare PCI-e x16 slot, and you have physical room in the case for the card, you should be just fine. Make sure the drivers work for XP.
202025
I do not have that motherboard, so I can not say 100% that it will work. However, that board does have a PCIe (PCI Express) x16 slot which will take a standard PCIe graphics card (which this is), it doesn't matter if it's PCIe v2.0 or PCIe v3.0. Both should work. If you are using the onboard graphics you may need to disable it when you install the EVGA card, that kind of stuff (if necessary) can be done in the BIOS. Good Luck.
1135293
If you want PCI Express 3.0, then shop for the Sabertooth 990FX/Gen3 R2.0: "3X PCIe 3.0/2.0 x 16 (dual x16 or x16/x8/x8)" listed in ASUS's Specifications under expansion slots
2036717
Yes.This card uses pci express 1.0, while that board supports pci express 2.0, but the newer standard is backwards compatible. This card will work just fine, though a card that supports pci express 2.0 may offer better performance.
1595443
There seems to be no reason why it wouldn't. I can't find the version of the PCI Express bus on that motherboard but it does have one x16 slot, which is all you need for any modern card. The HD6670 has modest power requirements, so the stock PSU should work.
2267411
No because this motherboard doesn't have a PCI bridge it has 4 PCI express. You have to find one that goes x16 to x1 pci . This one is just the old PCI to x1.