Is "VGA 2 GB Geforce GTX 650 TI GIGABYTE (DDR5)" compatible with " ASUS G41 + Dual core processor"??

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yassomy

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I gonna buy this card for games
VGA 2 GB Geforce GTX 650 TI GIGABYTE (DDR5)

I want to be sure this Vcard will run on my system which is ( ASUS G41 with Processor Dual core E 5700)
I don't wanna waste money for nothing so i wanna know your suggestions !!
Thanks so much
 
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nukemaster
I have a P35(surly if my OLDER board works, your g41 will) board in the corner collecting lots of dust.

If you can wait until the morning, I will stick my 650 ti(may use a gtx 670 because it is more easy to get to, either way they are based on the same core and both are "pci-e 3.0" cards) in that board and check for you(It is currently in an H55 system) :)

The cpu will have no effect for sure. Your cpu due to its age will only effect that performance(the card needs a faster cpu to fully use all its resources) and not the ability to use the card.
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As long as the board has the needed PCI-E slot and power supply to match it should work fine.

I am not 100% sure you need 2GB of video memory for that system, but it will not hurt anything(assuming you are on a semi modern OS like Vista/7/8 64 bit preferably).
 
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Some guys told me that this vcard won't run properly with my Dual Core processor because they don't match with each other, even my mobo is a bit old, so it affects badly with any high vcard like so. Are they right??
 
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I have a P35(surly if my OLDER board works, your g41 will) board in the corner collecting lots of dust.

If you can wait until the morning, I will stick my 650 ti(may use a gtx 670 because it is more easy to get to, either way they are based on the same core and both are "pci-e 3.0" cards) in that board and check for you(It is currently in an H55 system) :)

The cpu will have no effect for sure. Your cpu due to its age will only effect that performance(the card needs a faster cpu to fully use all its resources) and not the ability to use the card.
 
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nukemaster is right,g41 board has the pci express 2.0 port,so you can use this gpu card,but i think there is a slight bottle neck with this cpu,but it isn't effect that much

 
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yassomy

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Thank you for this information, I'm not good in this stuff :)
 
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yassomy

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Is this bottleneck gonna affect in my system to make unable to run games for example? or games run slowly, please explain it to me..Many thanks
 
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GTX 670 on a P35 board :). I was going to get the 650 ti, but it is rather well stuck in my SFF system(its like a puzzle to remove it) that is also the NAS for all my other systems(they do not even have local storage aside from ssds. desktop/documents/videos/pictures/ect are ALL on the other system).

Look at all that dust.
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I really appreciate your help and concern :)
Nuke, you'r awesome . Thanks a lot
 
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you have a nice rig,unlike mine

 
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Thanks Nukemaster!
Have been googling on the same matter, stumbled upon this thread.
Just to be totally sure:
What MB is yours P35 (or it makes no difference)?
I'm having a MSI p35 platinum (really old) and I believe it has only PCI-E 1.0.
I've heard that some vendors add further PCI-E support in BIOS updates, but that's not my case.
 
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