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Palit Nvidia GTX 750 Ti compatible with Asrock FM2A55M-HD+?
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migronesien
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Yes, it is and put it in the port with the clip at one end.
Just make sure the card fits in your case and your PSU has enough watt to power it.
Just make sure the card fits in your case and your PSU has enough watt to power it.
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The card will fit. Put it in the first PCI slot, nearest to the CPU. The Palit GTX 750ti uses about 60W that they draw from the motherboard, so no additional power feeds are needed. Any 300W or larger PSU should drive this card easily.
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