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Question: Will this work on Asus P6T motherboard, Silverstone 750 watt power supply (it has a 6 and 8 pin PCI according to the specs) in a Maingear F131?
Document: First computer build, hoping all my parts wont be defective, but sadly the graphics card was :( ! !The power pin port on the card, 8 pin either the cable or pin port was displaced. Didn't go in as the 6 pin one.Really wanted to try this but needed to have my computer set up today etc, so I bought another brand from another retailer...3 Stars for having cool stickers !
This is a standard GTX 760, clocked at the standard Nvidia clocks.What it doesn't have is the reference design &#34;squirrel cage&#34; fan, which means this card is very quiet, and the temperatures are low, even under load.You can use two six-pin PCIe power connectors, or one eight-pin and one 6-pin to power the card.
Upgraded from a ATI Radeon 4850. Big jump in performance and look! First the card installed easy, no hassles other than my PSU. This does require an 8 pin and a 6 pin to operate. mine only had a 6. I scored and got a great deal on a new PSU. After only about a 12-15 minute driver setup I was on the road. (Remember that time also may differ for you because of your internet connection. Always update to current drivers from manufacturer site.)
If I hadn't had the cables from my power supply kit and my previous Nvidia card, I would have been SOL.
Noticeable differences as it was the old GPU bottlenecking my computer. Raise in FPS was obvious, staying around 40 degrees C without anything but some extra case fans and the fans on the hardware. Had the proper 2 connectors on my power supply though it did come with the adapter it wasn't necessary for me. Great card hope it lasts.
This is one of the better video cards for the mid range performance and still provides 1920 resolution and a great working product I've ordered in the last few years and Amazon with Prime made get here in two days. I highly recommend the product, the price is in line and the performance good.watch out for connecting the power supply power, the instructions are light-weight and you do need two independent power feeds to the card.
It's ridiculous what this card SHOULD be doing for me but isn't. I'm extremely disappointed and I don't know why it isn't working as well as it should. :/ Btw I have a 6 core amd fx6100 3.3 gh processor.
This card runs quiet, cool, and it runs Skyrim and Fallout games on absolute maximum settings without breaking a sweat. I don't have many other games to test on it, since I mostly plan on using this for parallel computing. I plan on doing a 1 and 6 month update to speak for the longevity of the card.
I have an older PC it's an HP m8120n and I have had issues with newer video cards working in it. I installed this PCI Express 3.0 card in this system and it worked like a charm.
My powersupply is a Corsair enthusiast/modular 650w, 80-rated brass; more than enough to handle what my system has on it(I went for a low-power draw but high efficiency heatsink setup, the majority of my system is 32c).If this next card has the same issues, I'll have to opt for a refund and amend my rating; but for what I've experienced when the card worked it was phenomenal.
Answer: FYI: nVidia is very good at giving minimum power supply requirements:http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-760-oem/specifications