New System Build Question

[Xtorsam]

Hello guys,

 

I am making a new system based on the following parts:

 

Intel 10900X CPU

Corsair HX1000 watts PSU

Gigabyte X299X Designare 10G Motherboard

Corsair H150i Pro RGB AIO CPU Cooler 

G.Skill Trident Z Royal series RAM 3200 Mhz (4 x 16 GB)

 

the above mentioned parts have already been purchased, but I do not have a video output signal from my motherboard back ports. Thus, I just need to buy a Graphics card. I want a Nvidia based GPU.
I want to know what type of cards are compatible with my whole setup? How can I find out and What are the determining factors that I have to take into account before purchasing one. Budget is maximum 700 USD.

 

thanks!

 

 

[Imitheos]

Any current Nvidia card will be theoretically compatible with your system, the only thing to watch out for is the physical requirements of your case. most cases will support most graphics cards, but there are some exceptions, especially if you're going SFF. I'm assuming you're building a system for gaming? If so, I would recommend spending as much as you can on the GPU. If you care more about performance than aesthetics, you can find some low-tier 2080 Supers for that price. If you want a card with a large cooler and lots of overclocking potential, a flagship 2080 will give you that. If you don't care much for RT cores, and are willing to buy used, you can get a flagship 1080 Ti for the less than a 2080, but with more performance.

[Xtorsam]

22 minutes ago, Imitheos said:

Any current Nvidia card will be theoretically compatible with your system, the only thing to watch out for is the physical requirements of your case. most cases will support most graphics cards, but there are some exceptions, especially if you're going SFF. I'm assuming you're building a system for gaming? If so, I would recommend spending as much as you can on the GPU. If you care more about performance than aesthetics, you can find some low-tier 2080 Supers for that price. If you want a card with a large cooler and lots of overclocking potential, a flagship 2080 will give you that. If you don't care much for RT cores, and are willing to buy used, you can get a flagship 1080 Ti for the less than a 2080, but with more performance.

Will a GTX 1650 work? For the time being I am not interested in Gaming. 

[Imitheos]

What are you going to be using it for? If you're not gaming or video editing, you might be perfectly fine with something super low tier. Also, does it have to be new?

 

EDIT - I read up on your recent posts, I would have suggested buying a cpu with integrated graphics, but if you already have it that's probably not an option. you could go with a new 1650 and be fine, or if you are comfortable saving money on the used market, you can get a 1050 or 950 for cheap. there's also the 710: https://www.ebay.com/itm/MSI-GeForce-GT-710-1GB-1GB-LP-GDDR3-GT-710-1GD3H-LP-Video-Graphics-Card-GPU/124010015056?epid=12032148802&hash=item1cdf92a950:g:nfAAAOSw2O1d9Bjs:sc:FedExHomeDelivery!98501!US!-1

 

 

EDIT - If you want something twice as fast as your previous system, a 550 Ti goes for like $10 on eBay. I got one for $7 after shipping a few years ago.

Edited January 30, 2020 by Imitheos

[Xtorsam]

21 hours ago, Imitheos said:

What are you going to be using it for? If you're not gaming or video editing, you might be perfectly fine with something super low tier. Also, does it have to be new?

 

EDIT - I read up on your recent posts, I would have suggested buying a cpu with integrated graphics, but if you already have it that's probably not an option. you could go with a new 1650 and be fine, or if you are comfortable saving money on the used market, you can get a 1050 or 950 for cheap. there's also the 710: https://www.ebay.com/itm/MSI-GeForce-GT-710-1GB-1GB-LP-GDDR3-GT-710-1GD3H-LP-Video-Graphics-Card-GPU/124010015056?epid=12032148802&hash=item1cdf92a950:g:nfAAAOSw2O1d9Bjs:sc:FedExHomeDelivery!98501!US!-1

 

 

EDIT - If you want something twice as fast as your previous system, a 550 Ti goes for like $10 on eBay. I got one for $7 after shipping a few years ago.

Thanks for the reply, I am leaning towards the GTX 1650, but I am afraid that it might not be compatible with the rest of my build. How can I confirm the compatibility and be absolutely sure? 

[BTGbullseye]

1 hour ago, Xtorsam said:

Thanks for the reply, I am leaning towards the GTX 1650, but I am afraid that it might not be compatible with the rest of my build. How can I confirm the compatibility and be absolutely sure? 

I am 100% sure it's compatible because you are using a motherboard with a PCI-e x16 slot on it. (just like every consumer motherboard in the past decade)