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yes, its compatible. 

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As long as it has a PCI-E Gen3 available then it is compatible. Yours have one.

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3 minutes ago, McPlayerTeam said:

As long as it has a PCI-E Gen3 available then it is compatible. Yours have one.

fun fact, PCIE is backwards compatible all the way back!

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7 minutes ago, Skiiwee29 said:

PCIE is backwards compatible all the way back

Yes, but anything below Gen3 could bottleneck RTX 2060 I believe, so Gen3 is more "up-to-standard", and is probably where you would get the most out of your card at without spending extra for Gen4. 

15 minutes ago, SIlent Guy said:

upgrade my GPU

As far as upgrading goes, if you are originally rocking a GTX card, RTX cards would work fine in its place, but you might need to upgrade your power supply to match.

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2 minutes ago, McPlayerTeam said:

Yes, but anything below Gen3 could bottleneck RTX 2060 I believe, so Gen3 is more "up-to-standard", and is probably where you would get the most out of your card at without spending extra for Gen4.

well, good thing then the H110 board that he linked is a Gen 3 board. 

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