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Can i use a ddr5 gpu in my ddr3 motherboard!!!

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i want to install a ddr5 graphics card in my asus h61m-a mobo......Does it work for me???

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4 minutes ago, Samsung719291 said:

i want to install a ddr5 graphics card in my asus h61m-a mobo......Does it work for me???

Yes.

The GDDR version of your videocard is independent from the DDR version of your motherboard. As long as you:

- Your motherboard has a free PCIE slot

- Your case has the room for the videocard

- Your PSU is adequate for the card (has the right connectors)

you can install the videocard.

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2 hours ago, Stygian Zenith said:

dosent matter. so basically YES...

Thank you for you information!!!!

 

 

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2 hours ago, minibois said:

Yes.

The GDDR version of your videocard is independent from the DDR version of your motherboard. As long as you:

- Your motherboard has a free PCIE slot

- Your case has the room for the videocard

- Your PSU is adequate for the card (has the right connectors)

you can install the videocard.

Thank you so much!!! for your detail information!!!!

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