I just wanted to know if my ULTRA 600 watt ATX 212 Power Supply and Nforce 650i Ultra NON-SLi motherboard is compatible with this new technology video card by NVIDIA.
a thing to consider though... is you can OC a stock card to those speeds... unless you want the warranty on the OC... then its fine and its not too much more... about 30 - 50 more than your average 260
well I know the PCI-E express slot is a Single PCI Express x-16 Support, I don't know if it is 2.0 though, probably not. But it will still be really good, I saw reviews where this card is neck and neck with the GTX 280 regular one non-oced, this card beats it on most tests. Which is awesome
a thing to consider though... is you can OC a stock card to those speeds... unless you want the warranty on the OC... then its fine and its not too much more... about 30 - 50 more than your average 260
yeah I want the warranty and I might use the step-up program if anything good comes out before christmas or something
yeah but my point was your motherboard has a 1.0 graphic slot. a 2.0 graphic card will work no doubt, but i dont know if ur 1.0 slot will lag/bottleneck a 2.0 card?
anybody know if the 200 series needs more bandwidth then a 1.0 slot offers?
yeah, I just was reading an article on Anandtech, where it is only like a 2% difference and basically if you are running like tri-SLi or something it is much more apparent.
i just want to add up, they said the bottleneck also comes from higher res video out, so unless you're gaming at over 1920x1200 I don't think it'll decrease at all.