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R9 390x or gtx 970 or gtx 980 with this motherboard/?

rassem
By rassem
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i went to buy the gpu and the guys at the shop are telling me that 390x , 970 and 980 are not compatible with this motherboard ( Motherboard [sLI] ASUS P8Z68-V Pro -- 3x PCI-E 2.0 x16, On-Board Bluetooth, Lucid Virtu Technology 1 )

 

i5 2500k

 

looking for 60fps at 1080p 

 

only run games like h1z1 dayz bf3 wow lol csgo etc.

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link.... pls.....

 

 

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It is.

 

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How much is it?

They're probably just fucking retarded or trying to get you to buy an overpriced motherboard.

how much is what?

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As long as the motherboard has a pcie 2.0 16x or pcie 3.0 8-16x would be fine. I think 3.0 4x would also be fine

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it is.

 

again the people at the store have absolutely no clue what they are talking about, or are trying to get you to buy a more expensive motherboard.

 

good job on coming here, some people would have fell for that disinformation.

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With all GPUs you want. 980, 980 Ti, Titan X, Fury, Fury X.

 

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Yes its compatible if sub-optimal as long as it has PCI-E 2 or 3 itll work ok.

 

Just be aware trying to have a 970 and a 390X in the same system is possible but is major aggro

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The motherboard you're looking at

no am looking at the gpu, i already own the mobo, i just wana make sure the gpu am gona buy is compatible with my mobo

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Yes its compatible if sub-optimal as long as it has PCI-E 2 or 3 itll work ok.

 

Just be aware trying to have a 970 and a 390X in the same system is possible but is major aggro

no am trying to get one only, just debating on which i should go for for the long run.

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no am looking at the gpu, i already own the mobo, i just wana make sure the gpu am gona buy is compatible with my mobo

yes it is. Both are. Pcie 2.0 is good enough

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Yes, your GPU will work in the motherboard.

bro am gona put my trust in all of u and buy the gpu 

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It will work fine any GPU should work the guys at the store at just probably stupid

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so now what do i go for 

 

GTX 970? or r9 390x? or gtx 980?

 

i have no idea which to get.

 

btw i only ply games nothing else on my pc, arma 2 dayz , h1z1, wow, lol, csgo, bf3...so what to go for

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What resultion; what setting target.. etc..

 

But one question what CPU do you have?

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What resultion; what setting target.. etc..

 

But one question what CPU do you have?

i5 2500k....reso i mean the normal the 1080p nothing more, am looking for 60fps on all games with high setting

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R9 390.

 

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|| Asrock Z68 Extreme 3 Gen 3 || i5 3570 @3.5GHz || Zalman CNPS10X Optima || 8GB RAM HyperX Fury Blue @ 1600MHz || Thermaltake Berlin 630W || Zalman Z11 || Gainward Phantom GTX 970 || 120GB Kingston V300  (Gift) + 1TB  WD Green

 

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