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Question: How can I find out if this is compatible with my motherboard?
Document: I am still trying to digest the fact that this (only) Motherboard powered $150 card is able to score 3800 Passmark 3d test (4100 slightly overclocked) in my system while being virtually silent and producing next to no heat. That is GTX 660 and 7850/7870 territory. Wow.Seriously, as the others on here have stated, this is as good as it gets for the price. The fans are basically silent.
Also, this board is LONG and may block some ports on your motherboard -- it blocks one of my SATA connections, but I didn't need it anyway.UPDATE: I have rolled back, updated, uninstalled, re-installed, and tried a variety of solutions, to no avail -- the card just doesn't want to run stable. I've plugged in a spare card and installed drivers for it, and I haven't had any issues; ditto with the integrated GPU on the motherboard.
That's how it goes, newer tech equals higher price.I have that very same card, and the only things I find inprovable are an optional 6pin power connector (for additional overclocking), display port, and a more compact cooling design - and there are already models out there who have all of that (EVGA's 750 TI for example). I'm super hyped for the 800 series (which will finally use this efficient chip design on high-end cards).
This card is amazing. I originally bought it as a budget solution, yet I got more than budget performance. This card's price/performance ration is outstanding.
A little confusing at first when installing the card because it had a switch to leave it as legacy or UEFI, but after I put my old card back in and switched to UEFI on the card, it worked beautifully. Couldn't believe how great everything looked.
the card works great. it is a larger card than i thought and it barely fit into my dell xps 8700 case. I had to move my cd rom drive down a slot so that the wire would reach the mother board. But other than that the card is working great and it is very quiet and cool thanks to the two massive fans on the card.
I bought this card to see what all the buzz was about and to hold me off until the gtx 8xx series comes out.Like every other review here, I am really impressed with the card, it requires NO 6 pin power and run extremely cool 55C at 100% load.I can run titanfall on med-high ish @ 60fps at 1080p.
I bought this card because it would run quiet and not suck to much power but, I never expected it to preform as well as it does. Iv yet to throw anything at it that it cannot play at Ultra at a playable frame rate which is about 60 for me. It runs extremely cool so you can over clock it quiet a bit if your into that sort of thing but I'v yet to need to.
Overall: This card has driver issues, causing the display to crash repeatedly. Luckily, it recovers in 5-10 seconds, so I don't feel like the computer itself is at risk of failure. For the specs, it's a fantastic card that balances performance and cost and blows away GPUs from just a few years ago.PROS: Overall solid specs at an incredibly affordable price.
I had to replace my Nividia graphics card it was about 7 or 8 years old and could not run the latest games! I looked at many cards that ranged in price from a couple hundred dollars and up to $500.00 plus. The second problem is that most of the cards that are 650 and up require a larger power supply at least 500 watts to run.
Answer: if your MB has an available PCI-Express 3.0 x16 for this card....and manufactured on 2012 or later.