Gtx gigabyte 560ti oc and very old intel dg31pr motherboard.

[SpanG]

Will a gigabyte 560 ti oc (GV-N560OC-1GI) work with a very old motherboard such as intel dg31pr? the graphics card is overclocked out of the box and I'm afraid something will go wrong, I don't care about bottlenecks at the moment.

Please excuse my poor english.

 

[Guest]

yes it will work.

your board supports all the core2duo so i will assume it is pci 2.0 which is what your 560ti uses and won't bottleneck with a good core2.

you may need to select PCI-E graphics in your bios for primary display.

 

[solus ipse]

i have the same motherboard with a HD5670 wich is pci e 2.1 and i have no problems with it so you should be ok!

 

[SpanG]

yes it will work.

your board supports all the core2duo so i will assume it is pci 2.0 which is what your 560ti uses and won't bottleneck with a good core2.

you may need to select PCI-E graphics in your bios for primary display.

i have the same motherboard with a HD5670 wich is pci e 2.1 and i have no problems with it so you should be ok!

yes, but I don't know if the oc "out of the box" configuration is compatible with the old mobo, intel dg31pr does not support overclock.

 

[Guest]

yes, but I don't know if the oc "out of the box" configuration is compatible with the old mobo, intel dg31pr does not support overclock.

that is a different overclock; your board means for the CPU. the graphics overclock has nothing to do with it. the oc "out of the box" means it runs at the graphic card manufacturer's highest specifications.

it will work and nothing will be damaged

 

[masterjaw]

I would be more concerned with your PSU than the mobo itself. See to it that you have true rated power of at least 500w.

 

[SpanG]

that is a different overclock; your board means for the CPU. the graphics overclock has nothing to do with it. the oc "out of the box" means it runs at the graphic card manufacturer's highest specifications.

it will work and nothing will be damaged

ohh, it's fine then, thanks for the explanation!

I would be more concerned with your PSU than the mobo itself. See to it that you have true rated power of at least 500w.

I have an antec bp550 plus 550W, so it's ok, I guess.

 

[SpanG]

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