Can this mobo handle this gpu?

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The GTX 750 has such low power requirements it does not even have a power connector, simply drawing what it needs directly from the PCI-E slot. Even on a 300w power supply you will be perfectly fine with adding a GTX 750 to your system.

However, I highly recommend you spend an extra $10 or so to instead get the 2GB version. The 1GB of extra VRAM will help quite a lot with many games.

Infact, looking on the Newegg site, They actually have a refurbished GTX 750Ti for $115. This card would still drop in and play, but has 25% higher performance and 2GB of vRAM. Refurbished parts still maintain a warranty, so if by chance there is still an issue with the card you can still freely return it for a replacement. (Cards are retested for functionality anyways)
 
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Your motherboard is actually PCI-E 16x 2.0, and PCI-E cards are backwards compatible. The Video card will run without issue in the PCI-E slots, and infact the slots still have more than enough bandwidth you will not even experience a performance drop.

 
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So i decided to buy the 2gb version Thanks :) so i wont have any problem with the card? will i get good fps at high ?
 
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Which game?
 
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GTA V, Far Cry 4, should run decent on a medium/high mix. Although in a game like GTA V you may run into hiccups with your dual core CPU.
 
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