Some guy told me that it isn't important the motherboard type you can use any card as long as you have powerful power supply?Is that true?
Can I use this card with this motherboard?
Can I use this card with this motherboard?
That was too complicated, sorry."Doesn't look like your motherboard fits either of those criteria"So can the motherboard run the gpu to its full potential?And what do you think the minimum power supply that I could use?
"Doesn't look like your motherboard fits either of those criteria"So can the motherboard run the gpu to its full potential?And what do you think the minimum power supply that I could use?No, that's not true. There are other variables.
-Motherboards from older prebuilt PCs: some of these jerkwad companies had custom bioses that limited what you could upgrade to - to force their customers into spending more.
-Some older motherboards have bandwidth limitations. The card would run, but not at 100%.
Doesn't look like your motherboard fits either of those criteria. Another thing 'that guy' is wrong about...
-Quality over quantity. If you're adding a high end gpu to your system, you do the same for the power supply. Don't hook up your 500w gpu to just any 600 - 700w psu, it'll bite ya later.
ThanksYea it has a PCIe x16 slot which I think is what he meant to say. Meaning if your mobo didn't have this slot you couldn't use it regardless of the power supply.
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-880GM-USB3-rev-31#ov
That was too complicated, sorry."Doesn't look like your motherboard fits either of those criteria"So can the motherboard run the gpu to its full potential?And what do you think the minimum power supply that I could use?
glad that you noticed that it was quite complicated to me and simplified it after all I am "the newbie" literallyThat was too complicated, sorry.
That gpu will be fine with that mobo.
Need to know what your cpu is, but:
1660Ti is a 120w card + the power draw of the cpu + 50w for everything else + another 50w if overclocking = total possible system power
ty so muchThe cpu is 125w... add to everything else...
295 - 345w
A Corsair CXM 450 would be good, or a CXM 550 if you wanted to get a stronger gpu later.