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PCIE 2.0 vs PCIE 3.0
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babernet_1
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Yes, 3.0 cards will fit in 2.0 slots. With the Titan, PCI-E 2.0 is about 5% slower. Lower GPU's such as 7970's and 660Ti's will have less of an affect.
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Yup, they'll work. All PCI-E 3.0 Cards are backwards compatible with PCI-E 2.0.
You'll be happy to note that you won't notice any performance differences.
You'll be happy to note that you won't notice any performance differences.
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If you can, get an GTX 650 TI BOOST. EVGA has a Superoverclocked version of this at a 192-bit rate. It'll be perfect for you if you're in a budget.
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