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Hello!
I am planning to buy a GPU (Asus GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2GB) and my motherboard (MSI Z170A KRAIT GAMING) with an Intel Core i5-6600K 3.5Ghz and a Corsair RM 550W Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply. I want to know if these are compatible?
I know my Mobo IS Compatible with my CPU, and my GPU is PCIE3, so is my MotherBoard.
Here is what we know so far:
CPU + Mobo = Compatible
GPU + Mobo = PCIE3 (Both)
PSU + Mobo + CPU = Compatible
but my question is, will my motherboard be able to carry my GPU; and will my PSU Be able to supply it with a bunch of other stuff in it? According to PCPartPicker, Most of my parts would only need 275-300w Total. Just to be on the safe wide of adding other things, I'm getting a 550W (80+ Gold) PSU. Now, 550W - (approx.)300W = 250W. Will 250W Be sufficent to handle my graphics card? At the moment, it will be a single graphics card. Unfortunately, on Asus's website for the GPU does not provide information for the wattage needed (or atleast I didn't find it.) So basically I need to know if my PSU's remaining 250W will be able to support my GPU? Also, you could take off about 20-40W from the 250, leaving it at about 210W for my GPU. Sorry for having you to read all this, but I really need your help. My motherboard's socet (CPU) is LGA1151, and so is my CPU, so I know those are compatible. My Mobo's PCIE slot is 3.0 and so is my GPU's Connector. So I know they will fit; but is there any other compatibility issues between them (excluding PSU) that I need to know of?
Links:
GPU
PSU
CPU
Mobo
I really need your help guys! I don't want to mess anything up!
Thanks SO Much whoever can help and whoever tried atleast!
<3
I am planning to buy a GPU (Asus GeForce GTX 750 Ti 2GB) and my motherboard (MSI Z170A KRAIT GAMING) with an Intel Core i5-6600K 3.5Ghz and a Corsair RM 550W Fully-Modular ATX Power Supply. I want to know if these are compatible?
I know my Mobo IS Compatible with my CPU, and my GPU is PCIE3, so is my MotherBoard.
Here is what we know so far:
CPU + Mobo = Compatible
GPU + Mobo = PCIE3 (Both)
PSU + Mobo + CPU = Compatible
but my question is, will my motherboard be able to carry my GPU; and will my PSU Be able to supply it with a bunch of other stuff in it? According to PCPartPicker, Most of my parts would only need 275-300w Total. Just to be on the safe wide of adding other things, I'm getting a 550W (80+ Gold) PSU. Now, 550W - (approx.)300W = 250W. Will 250W Be sufficent to handle my graphics card? At the moment, it will be a single graphics card. Unfortunately, on Asus's website for the GPU does not provide information for the wattage needed (or atleast I didn't find it.) So basically I need to know if my PSU's remaining 250W will be able to support my GPU? Also, you could take off about 20-40W from the 250, leaving it at about 210W for my GPU. Sorry for having you to read all this, but I really need your help. My motherboard's socet (CPU) is LGA1151, and so is my CPU, so I know those are compatible. My Mobo's PCIE slot is 3.0 and so is my GPU's Connector. So I know they will fit; but is there any other compatibility issues between them (excluding PSU) that I need to know of?
Links:
GPU
PSU
CPU
Mobo
I really need your help guys! I don't want to mess anything up!
Thanks SO Much whoever can help and whoever tried atleast!
<3
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