are lga 1150 and 1155 compatible?
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No, LGA 1155 CPUs are not compatible with LGA 1150 motherboards. Only 4th Gen Intel CPUs are compatible with 1150; your i7 3770 is a 3rd Gen CPU. However since Z77 has long since been retired your best bet is to find a used motherboard, since most vendors have stopped selling them.
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Yes. GPU and CPU brands don't conflict. Intel + AMD, AMD + Nvidia, Intel + Nvidia, AMD + AMD all work. ... Pretty much all GPUs will work with any motherboard.
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Any computer motherboard and hard drive that share a supported connection standard will work with each other. ... PC/Mac/Linux drive incompatibility is not motherboard-related and can be fixed through properly formatting the hard drive.
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Any computer motherboard and hard drive that share a supported connection standard will work with each other. Motherboards that have Peripheral Component Interconnect and PCI Express expansion slots can use adapter cards to work with unsupported hard drives.
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Compatibility. PCI and PCI Express are not compatible; the slots have different configurations and do not fit with the cards. However, most motherboards have a combination of PCI and PCI Express cards.Do not force your card into a slot if it doesn't seem to fit; doing so may damage your hardware.
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PGA or Pin Grid array are having the pins on the CPU itself like this. LGA or Land Grid array are having the pins on the motherboard itself like this.
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Typically they will all be PCI Express, but for a graphics card you need a PCI Express x16 slot. There are three versions of this slot, but they're backwards compatible, so a modern PCI Express 3.0 graphics card will work in a motherboard with a PCI Express x16 2.0 slot.
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Yes, you can. The DDR4 motherboard refers to the RAM/memory and should not be confused with discrete graphics memory. A DDR4 motherboard can handle DDR3, DDR5, GDDR5 and GDDR5X graphics cards.
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So they are all based on the same chip, the difference between the different versions are fairly small. Mainly the non standard models offer better cooling, and some may offer modified power delivery (meaning you could possibly over clock them further than the stock version).
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Hynix is a major RAM manfucturer. They provide RAM for many module makers, and even graphics cards makers. They're fine. Well right now I havePATRIOT DDR3 4GB 1600 but I think my mobo is running it at a lower speed by default.
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Pretty much all graphics cards are compatible with about 95~99% of all motherboards. If your motherboard has a PCI-E x16 slot, it's likely that a graphics card will work on it.
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No, it is not compatible at all. If your motherboard doesn't support registered memory then you can't use it.
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Yes. Graphic card memory and system memory have nothing to do with each other. You can use a GDDR5 graphics card on a motherboard that accepts only DDR3 system memory.
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There is not physical difference. They are the same. That is to say, a 7700 will not worked in a 100 series board so you will need a new one.
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The answer is actually, yes. Despite mainstream graphics cards not needing anything close to the full (almost) 32GBps of unidirectional bandwidth that PCIe 4.0 x16 ports offer, there are some very real benefits to the new standard and they could make upgrading to the new 500 series motherboards worthwhile for AMD fans.
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Gpu's however are a different topic, as both nvidia and amd gpu's will work on intel/amd motherboards as long as the motherboard has a x16 pcie slot.
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Nvidia GPUs are compatible with AMD CPUs and AMD GPUs are compatible with Intel CPUs.