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Can my motherboard support any Nvidia graphics card?
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AdviserKulikov
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Your motherboard will support all modern graphics cards as PCI-e uses the same connections no matter the version. Even the oldest x16 slots are as fast as SSDs for loading data.
Your CPU slots is outdated and I can pretty much guarantee unless you are buying a 75 Watt 950 you will be heavily bottlenecked by your CPU.
Your CPU slots is outdated and I can pretty much guarantee unless you are buying a 75 Watt 950 you will be heavily bottlenecked by your CPU.
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