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Hello, 

I need help,

 

That I can laugh and whether I can use this graphic card Asus NVIDIA GeForce 9400 GT to Asus Maximus X Hero  motherboard?

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Yes, but why on Earth would you want to? That's a very old card. 

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You can, but that's like driving a supercar slowly to be environmentally friendly

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I bought a new g.card, but while I wait for me to come, I would use this if it can

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Just now, Jess07 said:

I bought a new g.card, but while I wait for me to come, I would use this if it can

You can, but it's not ideal. It's an ancient card for modern use. 

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I am waiting for a new graphic to come to me, I bought it on the amazone. Thank you all guys...

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2 minutes ago, Jess07 said:

I am waiting for a new graphic to come to me, I bought it on the amazone. Thank you all guys...

A good card if and only if you need it in an emergency like this

 

yours versus my AMD a8-4500M APU i thought was garbage lol

http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-GeForce-9400-GT-vs-AMD-Radeon-HD-7640G/m7963vsm7903

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Your integrated graphics will probably beat it, no?

i5 6600k and GTX 1070 but I play 1600-900. 1440p BABY!

Still, don't put too much faith in my buying decisions. xD 

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1 minute ago, YedZed said:

Your integrated graphics will probably beat it, no?

depending on the type. it only lost to my AMD A8-4500M by 148%

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4 minutes ago, YedZed said:

Your integrated graphics will probably beat it, no?

Does this mean that they can easily use an integrated graphics card, or it's better to use this old

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1 minute ago, Jess07 said:

Does this mean that they can easily use an integrated graphics card, or it's better to use this old

He talking about the CPU your using. Like the i7-7700k has Intel HD Graphics 630 already in the chip, so you don't need any kind of GPU, to produce images, however for games your going to want a GPU....but something more modern than what your getting.

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It still has UHD 630 inside : LINK

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I have windows 7 32bit on the hard disk. And when I start up, it shows me some mistakes to hd.

Does this motherboard work only with windows 10?

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10 minutes ago, Jess07 said:

I have windows 7 32bit on the hard disk. And when I start up, it shows me some mistakes to hd.

Does this motherboard work only with windows 10?

I don't think you can use Windows 7 on your CPU. You should put Windows 10 64-bit on it. 

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4 hours ago, Jess07 said:

I have windows 7 32bit on the hard disk. And when I start up, it shows me some mistakes to hd.

Does this motherboard work only with windows 10?

When you bought the i3-8100 and Asus Maximus X Hero motherboard...the windows 7 is already on the old hard disk...right?

You have connected you windows 7 hard disk to your new machine..right? 

If your answer is YES, then you have to re-installed the windows 7 on your new machine. Windows 10 64 bit would be preferred.

Once you get your new graphics card, just installed it with the latest driver.  I hope you have more than 4GB DDR4 RAM, if yes..then you should use 64 Bit Windows.

 

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Yes that is correct.

I currently have 8GB DDR4 RAM.

 

Thank you all for help me :)

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