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Compatible Graphics Cards for Motherboard

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Wait until the games come out next year, to get requirements and see how your current card runs them.  Pre-buying is less than smart.

 

For size, measure.  Cards have size specs so just math it to see if they fit.

 

Your motherboard is compatible with all the cards, so that isn't an issue.  

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I'm looking to upgrade my PC's graphics card but don't know the details of compatible hardware. My PC was custom built by a family member so I didn't get to choose all of the specs, but I currently have an MSI B150M  Bazooka motherboard and an XFX Radeon RX 470 graphics card. I can give pictures of the system if necessary because I have have no clue as to what card will fit inside the case and will be compatible with the motherboard. It can run most games fine on medium to high settings but I'm looking for an upgrade for next years games, so whether it's a website that can find compatible hardware or someone on here can give some insight, the help would be appreciated, thanks. 

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Wait until the games come out next year, to get requirements and see how your current card runs them.  Pre-buying is less than smart.

 

For size, measure.  Cards have size specs so just math it to see if they fit.

 

Your motherboard is compatible with all the cards, so that isn't an issue.  

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Okay thanks for the quick reply, I didn't know whether some cards weren't compatible with certain motherboards as there are different size boards and such, but if i only have to worry about size then that's fine. are there any recommendations for cards that would see a big upgrade from my current graphics card?

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31 minutes ago, jstudrawa said:

Wait until the games come out next year, to get requirements and see how your current card runs them.  Pre-buying is less than smart.

 

For size, measure.  Cards have size specs so just math it to see if they fit.

 

Your motherboard is compatible with all the cards, so that isn't an issue.  

Okay thanks for the quick reply, I didn't know whether some cards weren't compatible with certain motherboards as there are different size boards and such, but if i only have to worry about size then that's fine. are there any recommendations for cards that would see a big upgrade from my current graphics card?

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1 minute ago, Sat1600 said:

What's your budget,  location and current CPU

I'm located in Australia and my CPU is currently an Intel i5-6400. My budget depends, I'm not too fussed as long as it's something that's going to be good, but nothing over the $500 mark probably, I'm not too sure what the average price is for an upgrade though. 

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