Asus M4N75TD ati radeon hd 4600 series works?

[jonte95]

Hello,
does these parts work together? and what is better, to spend 10-20 euro extra on a better power supply or on better motherboard? (Asus M4N75TD)

 

[jonte95]

I was thinking of MSI 770-C45 AM3 motherboard first with Corsair VX 550W 80+. So my question is, is it better to spend like 10-20euro less money to get a 450w power supply to have an Asus M4N75TD motherboard for 20 euro more instead. I was gonna use AMD Phenom2 X4 955 3,2GHz Black Edition processor. With 4gb ram and ATI Radeon HD 4600 Series (1024mb) <-- does it work with the motherboards?

Thankful for help.

 

[mi1ez]

better power supply than what? list your full specs.

 

[jonte95]

These specs aren't what I have, I just need advice to what i'm going to buy. I didn't say better power supply than anything. Was just asking if it's worth spending less money on power supply for more money on motherboard. Like 50W less on power supply

 

[mi1ez]

Sorry, I posted before your second post came up. A 450W power supply should be plenty, so long as it's of decent quality. Another Corsair etc. would be good.

 

[thechief73]

^+1, you should be ok with a 450w PSU and I wold recommend a Corsair or Seasonic. As for the motherboard, if your PSU price allows, I would say that the Asus is a much better choice to go with.

Also you may want to check out this motherboard: ASUS M4A88T-V EVO, it is newer and I belive should be the same price, they are in the US. One other note, the Asus board you listed has Nvidia chipset, the ASUS M4A88T-V EVO uses an AMD chipset.

 

[thechief73]

Here is a tool for you to calculate how much power you new system will need: http://www.antec.outervision.com/PSUEngine

I just put in the information you provided and guessed on the rest with what is in an average PC and came up with a required 350w PSU, so a 450w should be just fine for you.

 

[jonte95]

ok thanks

 

[jonte95]

^+1, you should be ok with a 450w PSU and I wold recommend a Corsair or Seasonic. As for the motherboard, if your PSU price allows, I would say that the Asus is a much better choice to go with.

Also you may want to check out this motherboard: ASUS M4A88T-V EVO, it is newer and I belive should be the same price, they are in the US. One other note, the Asus board you listed has Nvidia chipset, the ASUS M4A88T-V EVO uses an AMD chipset.

Well, so is it so that my Asus M4N75TD won't work with my ATI Radeon HD 4600 series? I asked store support and they said it worked even tho it's ATI vs nVIDIA.

 

[suteck]

The single card will work with the Asus M4N75TD Motherboard. The problem you will run into later is that it does not support CrossFire X configurations but it does support SLI, also that motherboard supports Hybrid SLI which Hybrid SLI® technology, based on NVIDIA’s industry-leading SLI technology, delivers multi-GPU (graphics processing unit) benefits when an NVIDIA® motherboard GPU is combined with an NVIDIA discrete GPU. Hybrid SLI increases graphics performance with GeForce® Boost and provides intelligent power management with HybridPower - Yeah, that's a quote. So, yes it will work but it's not the best choice.

 

[thechief73]

Well, so is it so that my Asus M4N75TD won't work with my ATI Radeon HD 4600 series? I asked store support and they said it worked even tho it's ATI vs nVIDIA.

^ Sorry I wasnt clear on what I was trying to say, I was just trying to point out the differences to you. But yes, they are correct it will work just fine with your ATI 4600 card.