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Will a MSI GTX 750ti Twin Frozr run on my Gigabyte H81m-H ?
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No, PCIe 2 is backwards compatible and you won't have hardly any performance loss. The GTX 750ti will work quite well on your board.
Further reading of PCIe basics if you're interested: http://www.enthusiastpc.net/articles/00003/3.aspx
Further reading of PCIe basics if you're interested: http://www.enthusiastpc.net/articles/00003/3.aspx
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No problem, happy gaming. As Glam says, the PCI cards are backwards compatible with the slots and while the 2.1 slot has a lower bandwidth, it's nothing that you'll notice with that card in your system.
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