Can I use a ddr5 ram on the gigabyte z 97x motherboard?? And can I use ddr5 GPU??
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No, you can't use DDR5 memory (it doesn't exist like this yet) in your motherboard. The memory type used by your video card (GPU) is completely independent from the type used in your motherboard. They are separate and distinct from one another.
Yes, you can use a DDR5 based video card in your non-DDR5 based motherboard.
Yes, you can use a DDR5 based video card in your non-DDR5 based motherboard.
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Any mobo that has a PCI-e x 16 slot will support any graphics card irrespective of memory type. As for your mobo it has a PCI-e x 16 slot, so it is supported.
SSD gives faster boot up times. What PSU do you have?
SSD gives faster boot up times. What PSU do you have?
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SSDs are great for increasing overall performance. I recommend using a SSD for the OS and key applications and using a secondary, larger HDD for files and applications that really don't need to performance boost provided by the SSD.
With the exception of my laptops, all of my systems, including my home server, have a SSD as the primary storage device and HDDs as the secondary device(s).
With the exception of my laptops, all of my systems, including my home server, have a SSD as the primary storage device and HDDs as the secondary device(s).
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