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Okay so im going to buy a M5A99Fx Pro 2.0 motherboard and I like to know if it supports directx 11 and where can i tell it does and send the link please, my ram is a ddr3. 3 sticks 4 gb each my gpu is a amd 7970, and i want to get a Amd fx 8320 cpu, my power supply is a 650 watt, i have 1tb hard drive, are all these things fit together or do i have to change anything? The motherboard is something im worried about because all games support directx 11 and idk if that motherboard does support it, because the one I have now says on the box supports directx 11 and I cant find anywhere on the one i want to buy supports direct x 11, the rams are all the same though, same company and etc. and last but not least what does Onboard Video Chipset: None... mean should i be concern about it what does it mean like it cant support my gpu or what? its because these specs look good for watch dogs.
 
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By it saying it has no onboard video chipset is nothing to worry about. You can buy CPU's that have the GPU integrated in it. They are referred to as APU's. So with an APU, you wouldn't need to have a GPU, it would use the integrated one in the CPU. On the other hand, by it telling you it has no onboard video chipset, it means that motherboard does not support APU's. You will always have to have a discrete GPU...which you do. So all is good there.

As for if the motherboard supports directx 11, I would think that most motherboards support directx 11 nowadays.
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By it saying it has no onboard video chipset is nothing to worry about. You can buy CPU's that have the GPU integrated in it. They are referred to as APU's. So with an APU, you wouldn't need to have a GPU, it would use the integrated one in the CPU. On the other hand, by it telling you it has no onboard video chipset, it means that motherboard does not support APU's. You will always have to have a discrete GPU...which you do. So all is good there.

As for if the motherboard supports directx 11, I would think that most motherboards support directx 11 nowadays.
 
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Okay so then it supports directx 11? How do i know though can there be anyway to know, because i don't want to buy something that cant support it y'know? Is there anyway to tell?
 
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