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Will a RX 400 Series be compatible with a legacy bios mobo?

Hydralofty
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1 minute ago, Hydralofty said:

Im not sure if it is or not

As long as it has a PCIe slot to connect it'll work

Now if it's so old it's only PCI (or ISA ? 😄  ) it won't ! 🙂

 

1 minute ago, Hydralofty said:

Im not sure if it is or not

As long as it has a PCIe slot to connect it'll work

Now if it's so old it's only PCI (or ISA ? 😄  ) it won't ! 🙂

 

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Just now, PDifolco said:

As long as it has a PCIe slot to connect it'll work

Now if it's so old it's only PCI (or ISA ? 😄  ) it won't ! 🙂

 

Thank You!

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Kinda, this depends how old you go. Some really old pcie 1.0 or 1.1 boards will not accept modern gpus, though that starts at a concerning level of hardware disparity, like a socket 478 system with pcie 1.0 alongside a GT 1030.

The cutoff is generally late lga 775, something with pcie 2.0, that won’t have a problem with any modern gpu.

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3 hours ago, 8tg said:

Kinda, this depends how old you go. Some really old pcie 1.0 or 1.1 boards will not accept modern gpus, though that starts at a concerning level of hardware disparity, like a socket 478 system with pcie 1.0 alongside a GT 1030.

The cutoff is generally late lga 775, something with pcie 2.0, that won’t have a problem with any modern gpu.

Im using a lga 1155 dell oem board (no gpu whitelist) with a legacy bios and pcie 2 i believe

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3 minutes ago, Hydralofty said:

Im using a lga 1155 dell oem board (no gpu whitelist) with a legacy bios and pcie 2 i believe

Should be fine, plenty of people out there are running things like 2500k’s alongside rtx 2060’s for some reason 

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2 hours ago, 8tg said:

Should be fine, plenty of people out there are running things like 2500k’s alongside rtx 2060’s for some reason 

well i just bought the rx 470 and for some reason its not displaying.

*edit*

used a different mobo and used this guide:

https://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/altering-whitelisted-rx-470-570-bios-deviceid-to-work-on-m81-91p-motherboard.246895/

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