Question Can a MSI H110M ECO support a GTX 1080 ti?

[Stefan2431]

I want to upgrade my gpu to a GTX 1080 ti and I am wandering if my motherboard (MSI H110M ECO) can support it.

 

[Metal Messiah.]

YES. Just make you update your BIOS, before upgrading. The board is having 1 PCI-E X16 slot for the video card. Do you also have a compatible PSU with you ? Rest of your system specs ??

 

[Stefan2431]

YES. Just make you update your BIOS, before upgrading. The board is having 1 PCI-E X16 slot for the video card. Do you also have a compatible PSU with you ? Rest of your system specs ??

My pc specs:-5-7400 3.00ghz
-8 gb of ram
-gtx 1060 6 gb

 

[Stefan2431]

YES. Just make you update your BIOS, before upgrading. The board is having 1 PCI-E X16 slot for the video card. Do you also have a compatible PSU with you ? Rest of your system specs ??

But I did some research and from the site that I consulted ,my motherboard does not show up in the compatible section

Link: http://www.pc-specs.com/gpu/Nvidia/10_Series/GeForce_GTX_1080_Ti/3506/Compatible_Motherboards

 

[Metal Messiah.]

I wouldn't fully trust that website, and the info posted there. Check this link instead:

https://pcpartpicker.com/products/video-card/?compatible_with=rmrcCJ

Do you also have a compatible PSU with you ?

 

[Stefan2431]

I wouldn't fully trust that website, and the info posted there. Check this link instead:

https://pcpartpicker.com/products/video-card/?compatible_with=rmrcCJ

Do you also have a compatible PSU with you ?

I have a 520 w PSU.Is that enough?

 

[Metal Messiah.]

520 w PSU

Which PSU model/brand is it, first of all ?

 

[Stefan2431]

Which PSU model/brand is it, first of all ?

I don't know it came with the pc .I got one prebuilt.

 

[Metal Messiah.]

I don't know it came with the pc .I got one prebuilt.

Open up your ATX cabinet/chassis, and look for the LABEL printed on the side of the PSU. Either take a pic, or post the exact model number/brand here...Knowing the PSU brand/make/model is VERY important, especially when you are upgrading to any high-end GPU.

I also suggest you wait for some more time, since Nvidia and AMD are going to release new GPUs very soon, assuming you are interested in the new upcoming GPU series..

 

[Stefan2431]

Open up your ATX cabinet/chassis, and look for the LABEL printed on the side of the PSU. Either take a pic, or post the exact model number/brand here...Knowing the PSU brand/make/model is VERY important, especially when you are upgrading to any high-end GPU.

I also suggest you wait for some more time, since Nvidia and AMD are going to release new GPUs very soon, assuming you are interested in the new upcoming GPU series..

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