Compatibility problem while making pc

samir167ahuja

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Hey I am gonna build my first pc. I am really confused. How do I go about it? The rig i assembled has most products out of stock. How do I check if graphic cards are compatible with motherboards? See this for eg.http://www.snapdeal.com/product/sapphire-hd5450-1gb-ddr3-graphic/217155#bcrumbSearch:ASUS%20AMD/ATI%20HD%205450%201%20GB%20DDR3
Thats the card and http://www.flipkart.com/gigabyte-ga-f2a55m-ds2-motherboard/p/itmdgb8yehebcybd?pid=MBDDGB8YEHEBCYBD&ref=L%3A-9124170435199548919&srno=p_1&query=Gigabyte+GA-F2A55M-DS2&otracker=from-search
Thats the motherboard. Are they compatible? How do you check all this?
 
Solution
yes they're compatible. your vga card needs 1 full length pci-e slot. and your motherboard has a pci-e slot.
that's all there is to it regarding common gpu and mobo compatibility, the connector.

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yes they're compatible. your vga card needs 1 full length pci-e slot. and your motherboard has a pci-e slot.
that's all there is to it regarding common gpu and mobo compatibility, the connector.
 
Solution
motherboard vendor web pages has spec for there mb and they also have a list under support for tested ram and cpu. some times this list can be over a year old. with gpu and cpu read up on how well they stack up and how old they are. your video card that you posted is a few years old and is less powerfull then newer cards that are out now and use more power. if your on a fix build...look at adding better gpu when you have the money and use onboard video to start. also look at auction sites for used newer gpu.