i need help

[The AV tech for my church]

I have a ASUSTek P6T SE motherboard and I need to know if the EVGA GeForce GTX 750 ti or 950 it will work with it.

[Aytex]

Yes it will work with it

 

This is a pretty old benchmark but

 

As you can see there really isn't that much of a hold back from 2.0 to 3.0

[The AV tech for my church]

the mother board says it is crossfire capable is that required or it can work with them

 

[Aytex]

1 minute ago, The AV tech for my church said:

the mother board says it is crossfire capable is that required or it can work with them

 

Crossfire is when you are using the SAME EXACT models together to work as basically one,

So for instance a r9 380 + a r9 380

you need 2 AMD Graphics card to enable AMD's Crossfire Support

[ChrisCross]

5 minutes ago, The AV tech for my church said:

I have a ASUSTek P6T SE motherboard and I need to know if the EVGA GeForce GTX 750 ti or 950 it will work with it.

if your new and not sure what everything means i suggest you spend some time here:

https://www.youtube.com/user/Techquickie

[typographie]

2 minutes ago, The AV tech for my church said:

the mother board says it is crossfire capable is that required or it can work with them

That just means the motherboard supports AMD's Crossfire feature should you choose to use it. As far as I know, any PCIe video card from any point in time is compatible with any PCIe slot.

 

Generally the concern when buying a new video card is whether your power supply can handle it's power demands, and if the card is physically able to fit in your PC case. The GTX 750 Ti and GTX 950 are both very low power, and most models are relatively small. So chances are it's not an issue. If you want more specifics, tell us more about your power supply and case.

[The AV tech for my church]

it will fit in the case i have a gtx 465 right now that is dieing and need to upgrade and if the card is PCI-E 3.0 and the board is PCI-E 2.0 will they work together 

 

[The AV tech for my church]

my power supply is a 700 wat