Will this board support a GTX 770?
1815123
Yes, both sli and crossfire is supported as well if you plan to get x2 gtx 770!
1815124
Yes it will. Just make sure your power supply has the appropriate pci power connector.
1815125
Yes it will. I have a GTX 760 on this board and it's running great! However, I would go with a R2 board (or a Gen3 board if you can find one). There are few updates on the 'newer' version that you may want.
1793984
I currently have a GTX 770 4GB in my case and it fits with plenty of space to spare, in fact I have enough space to put in a 2nd one for SLI. Your GTX 770 2 GB should fit without any problems.
1755784
you will need to install different drivers for the nVidia chip set. but yes it will work fine with that hardware.
40356
I plugged in an i5-3470 into this board and it functions great. I haven't gotten around to plugging a video card up to it yet, but I would think it'd be fine so long as you get an ITX case that will fit it. ITX gaming rigs aren't uncommon.
253786
Yes it will support it I believe but you will need to install a new GPU that supports dual monitors. Be careful that you don't buy a card that needs more power than your power supply can handle since the power supply is on 300W I think. I am guessing either a 256 or 512 will work fine.
1084400
It should be, although I have not tried that specific graphics card in this motherboard. However, if you are buying the card new and not reusing it from another system, I'd recommend getting a PCIe 3.0-compliant graphics card, as the Asus Z87-PLUS supports this faster PCIe standard.
2051415
It most certainly does! It can even handle two of them at once. The 770 is most efficient when connected to a pci-e 3.0 slot, and this motherboard has two of them spaced far enough apart to accommodate the 770's large frame and is SLI ready. Just make sure your case and power supply are big enough.
635223
Absolutely sir. I bought this for my brothers gaming rig. His gpu is a gtx 770 and we have had no problems. For gaming, an i5 is more than enough. The gpu is more important in this case. Even if you went all out with dual 780ti's that CPU would be fine. Overclocks very well also
997608
I don't run dual gpu's on this board, so I can't say 100% but it should. It depends on the case you put it in as well.
2221806
Most likely. This motherboard will support any PCI-E slotted GPU (ATI or Nvidia). If the video card was made in the last few years it is most likely fine. For an older card, check to make sure it is a PCI-E GPU.
1533984
The board will work with any modern graphics card as long as your case is big enough to hold it.
1766386
Yes definately it will work. GTX 770 is PCI 3.0 capable but its 100% backward comptible to PCI 2.0. As of now there are no cards available to completely utilize the bandwidth of a PCI 3.0 card. There are many benchmarks and threads you will find regarding this but I will say if you compare the performance of GTX 770 on a PCI 3.0 and GTX 770 on a PCI 2.0 mobo you will find that there are practically no difference in performance between the GTX 770 running on PCI 3.0 mobo and PCI 2.0 mobo..Hope I have answered your question.
920219
Yes..I checked the MSI website for this board/cpu combination you mentioned and YES, supported.
2063549
Yes, but if you look at any PCI'e benchmarks you'll see that the GPU won't use all the bandwidth. I have two GTX 770's in SLI and have no bandwidth bottleneck. Hope this helps.
346560
I actually have a GTX 770 sitting right here.... I haven't installed it because my Radeon HD8760 has been rock solid. Honestly dont' think i will install the GTX unless something goes horribly wrong with the Radeon.
1200017
Yes, it will take any PCI-E x16 video card, but as to why an Nvidiblow card with an AMD board beats me. But yes it will work.
2177363
Just make sure that you have the PCI-E cables that youll need from that PSU. It requires one 6 pin and one 8 pin. That MOBO has a PCIE 3.0 x16 so you should be fine. Keep in mind that you will not be able to SLI later on with that MOBO. If returning the item is still a option I would recommend spending a extra bit for the 770. Hope it helps.