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Question: Is this compatible with the H-RS880-uATX (Aloe) motherboard and how much wattage does it need from the power supply?
Document: Plays all of my videos and computer games. Works well with my HP Hibiscus motherboard and my 650 watt Seasonic power supply, but I doubt it needs it.
Great for buget build computers - if you are looking at this card - when you factor that you won't have to upgrade the power supply and mess with cables in addition to the fact that the next higher in the series will probably require you to get a newer motherboard with the PCIe 3.0support...or bottleneck the $200+ cards...Most everything runs at maximum setting quite nicely.
We bought this for my son's computer, so he could play some of the higher level games and continue his videography on his HP Pavilion. He can now play Portal 2 on its highest settings with absolutely no latency or any other issues. The board requires no additional power pigtails, drawing solely off the motherboard slot. At first, I was concerned about my power supply (300W) being insufficient, but we have had no problems. Of course, we only run it with one monitor.
If you need a good card that doesn't cosume too much Power this is the one.It works pretty decent and draws good FPS in games.
Then there a momement of panic when I got a blank display - it seems I have a marginal video cable. I imagine it should be an easy procedure for most people. But, if you're replacing an integrated card (one that's built into the motherboard), see if you need to disable it first.Can't measure the power consumption but it seems ok so far.The huge fan does a good job cooling the card. When testing on the games that give the card a workout the temp didn't exceed 115f.
I would say that the manufacturer's recommended 450W power supply is more than most will need, unless you have some other power sucking peripherals.To upgrade I did the following:- Downloaded the latest Catalyst drivers from the AMD site- Uninstalled the prior AMD Catalyst software- Rebooted- Shut down the PC- Removed the old card and plugged in the new one- Powered up and installed the new Catalyst driversThat was it.....
Runs all the current games I have very well, including GTA 4, The Witcher 2, Portal 2, and so on. Doesn't need an uuber power supply as you can see by my specs. Runs at about 54c under highest stress I can put it through in a Gateway DX system. Fan noise is somewhat noticable, but barely. I was a bit nervous about replacing my power supply, and this card is about as good as it gets for this situation. Works great.
I haven't really noticed; I'm not much of a gamer. I bought this card because it was recommended on a web site that called it the most powerful card available that didn't need an external power connecter (all power comes through the slot). Since I don't do a lot of gaming the low power was appealing.I also liked the large fan (the larger the fan the slower it needs to spin so it makes less noise). I can't hear the fan at normal operating temperatures with the case closed.
I estimate with a motherboard and CPU upgrade, it will be able to run Battlefield 3 on Low setting flawlessly, and on Medium settings with a decent FPS. Overall, if you don't care about graphics too much, and just want a card that will last long and perform well, this is the best budget card for you.
Unfortunately the fan makes the unit very wide and you will lose the motherboard slot next to it as the fan will cover it up.I was familiar with the AMD chipset and the included graphics software. Please make sure you go to the ASUS web site and update your Catalyst drivers and software. You'll need Catalyst Control Center, Hydravision, Xcode Video decoding and the setup files for various games.
Answer: Good Afternoon Barmis, Yes it is compatible with the motherboard that you have here and the350watts or more should be good with this motherboard and you put this graphics card in your PCI-Eslot(black is the color by the way). No connectors, but you should carefully put it in. Hopefully i have given you an assist with your pc building. Have a great week.