J James Rico Reputable Jun 20, 2015 4 0 4,510 Jun 20, 2015 #1 Just wanted a recommendation for what graphics card i should put in my Asus M32BF-US005O , any ideas ?
Just wanted a recommendation for what graphics card i should put in my Asus M32BF-US005O , any ideas ?
Solution Robert Cook Jun 21, 2015 I would put a R7 260X or an R9 270, or a GTX 750ti. I cannot seem to find the wattage, what is your PSU rated at?
I would put a R7 260X or an R9 270, or a GTX 750ti. I cannot seem to find the wattage, what is your PSU rated at?
Robert Cook Expert Ambassador Dec 15, 2014 6,113 0 21,960 Jun 21, 2015 Solution #2 I would put a R7 260X or an R9 270, or a GTX 750ti. I cannot seem to find the wattage, what is your PSU rated at? Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
I would put a R7 260X or an R9 270, or a GTX 750ti. I cannot seem to find the wattage, what is your PSU rated at?
J James Rico Reputable Jun 20, 2015 4 0 4,510 Jun 23, 2015 #3 Robert Cook : I would put a R7 260X or an R9 270, or a GTX 750ti. I cannot seem to find the wattage, what is your PSU rated at? Its rated at 300W Upvote 0 Downvote
Robert Cook : I would put a R7 260X or an R9 270, or a GTX 750ti. I cannot seem to find the wattage, what is your PSU rated at? Its rated at 300W
Robert Cook Expert Ambassador Dec 15, 2014 6,113 0 21,960 Jun 23, 2015 #4 ah, then get the GTX 750ti and get one that does not take a PCIE six pin power cable. Upvote 0 Downvote
J James Rico Reputable Jun 20, 2015 4 0 4,510 Jun 23, 2015 #5 Robert Cook : ah, then get the GTX 750ti and get one that does not take a PCIE six pin power cable. The one im looking at says it has a PCI express 3.0, would that be compatible with a PCI x16 ? Upvote 0 Downvote
Robert Cook : ah, then get the GTX 750ti and get one that does not take a PCIE six pin power cable. The one im looking at says it has a PCI express 3.0, would that be compatible with a PCI x16 ?
Robert Cook Expert Ambassador Dec 15, 2014 6,113 0 21,960 Jun 26, 2015 #6 PCI or PCIE x16? PCIE is very old and useless today by most means. PCIE (your motherboard has one of those slots.)is backwards compatible, so although your motherboard may only have PCIE X16 2.0, that card will work. Upvote 0 Downvote
PCI or PCIE x16? PCIE is very old and useless today by most means. PCIE (your motherboard has one of those slots.)is backwards compatible, so although your motherboard may only have PCIE X16 2.0, that card will work.
S sTovar58 Reputable May 24, 2015 17 0 4,510 Jan 14, 2016 #7 James Rico : Robert Cook : ah, then get the GTX 750ti and get one that does not take a PCIE six pin power cable. The one im looking at says it has a PCI express 3.0, would that be compatible with a PCI x16 ? hey man, how did you find the power supply in your computer? I have the same one and I'm trying not to take it apart yet to figure out the PSU Upvote 0 Downvote
James Rico : Robert Cook : ah, then get the GTX 750ti and get one that does not take a PCIE six pin power cable. The one im looking at says it has a PCI express 3.0, would that be compatible with a PCI x16 ? hey man, how did you find the power supply in your computer? I have the same one and I'm trying not to take it apart yet to figure out the PSU