is it my motherboard is compatible with this(below) graphics card? please help

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amrit007

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my mother board : ASUS P5GC-MX/133
card: Zotac NVIDIA GeForce GT 630 1GB DDR5 Graphics Card
(http://www.flipkart.com/zotac-nvidia-geforce-gt-630-1gb-ddr5-graphics-card/p/itmdg54tgrhnhjcu?pid=GRCDG54TGRHNHJCU&otracker=from-search&srno=t_4&query=ZOTAC+NVIDIA+GeForce+GT+630&ref=8af9f5ff-2006-47ef-99b8-b197ed98336d)

& again which version is better ddr3 or ddr5 version for playing games?
 
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As long as the motherboard has an available PCI-Ex16 slot (yours does), then the PCI-Ex16 graphics card is compatible with it. If you have the option between a card with DDR3 VRAM and DDR5 VRAM, all else being the same, you should opt for the card with DDR5 VRAM.

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As long as the motherboard has an available PCI-Ex16 slot (yours does), then the PCI-Ex16 graphics card is compatible with it. If you have the option between a card with DDR3 VRAM and DDR5 VRAM, all else being the same, you should opt for the card with DDR5 VRAM.

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thanks bro but card says it need 65 Watt Maximum Power Consumption do my mother board support that?
 
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Unless it's a proprietary motherboard (say in a computer from Dell or ACER), then it should conform to the PCI Express standard which stipulates a maximum of 75 watts must be supplied through the PCI-Ex16 slot. Since your card only draws 65 watts max, it should work just fine.

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