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Hi pleaswe help me
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Its a fairly recent motherboard, it will support the 750ti. It supports the 770 and 760 which are from the same model family.
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The 750ti actually has more in common with the 9xx series as they are Maxwell architecture while the 760 and 770 are Kepler. There are some older OEM boards that have/had issues with Maxwell, but I see no reason why the 750ti won't work with that motherboard.
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Good point, forgot about that. Still other than some ECS and Foxconn motherboards I've never seen an aftermarket board with a PCIe slot not accept any PCIe GPU. Its an MSI so it will be fine. If we were talking about a Dell or HP here then that could be a problem.
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