Gtx 1080ti on intel H110 chiepest mobo?

[thapasrijan12]

I wanna know will Gtx 1080ti will ever work on intel H 110mobo costs only 26$with 500watt psu 80% efficiency +1×16 pci-e slot on mobo !

 

[SgtScream]

I wanna know will Gtx 1080ti will ever work on intel H 110mobo costs only 26$with 500watt psu 80% efficiency +1×16 pci-e slot on mobo !

List your planned hardware specs for the GTX 1080ti.

 

[guanyu210379]

1080Ti...
Compatible with mobo: Yes
500W PSU is enough: I would rather say no, no matter how good the PSU is. Reason: too tight.
Possible bottleneck: post the rest of your system
Effectivity of 1080Ti: post your current monitor specs

 

[thapasrijan12]

I wanna know will Gtx 1080ti will ever work on intel H 110mobo costs only 26$with 500watt psu 80% efficiency +1×16 pci-e slot on mobo !

List your planned hardware specs for the GTX 1080ti.

 

[gasaraki]

500W is technically enough for such a low power system. However you don't want to pair a really fast video card like that with slow hardware like cpu and memory.

 

[thapasrijan12]

500W is technically enough for such a low power system. However you don't want to pair a really fast video card like that with slow hardware like cpu and memory.

 

[jankerson]

I wanna know will Gtx 1080ti will ever work on intel H 110mobo costs only 26$with 500watt psu 80% efficiency +1×16 pci-e slot on mobo !

I recommend against it, bad idea all the way around.

You are just asking for trouble even thinking about it.

 

[RobCrezz]

Depends on the PSU make and model. A high quality 500w PSU can power it fine.

 

[jankerson]

Depends on the PSU make and model. A high quality 500w PSU can power it fine.

A GTX 1080Ti....?

No way.

 

[RobCrezz]

Depends on the PSU make and model. A high quality 500w PSU can power it fine.

A GTX 1080Ti....?

No way.

Course it can, a decent one can do it just fine. I would recommend higher to give more breathing room, but It would work just fine if the PSU was a decent one.

 

[jankerson]

Depends on the PSU make and model. A high quality 500w PSU can power it fine.

A GTX 1080Ti....?

No way.

Course it can, a decent one can do it just fine. I would recommend higher to give more breathing room, but It would work just fine if the PSU was a decent one.

No way...

NONE of them have the correct PCIe connections for a GTX 1080Ti....

That's a 280W + Card and will pull well over 300W... (That's just the GPU).

ANY PSU needs 2 separate PCIe cables to even think about running it.

 

[RobCrezz]

Depends on the PSU make and model. A high quality 500w PSU can power it fine.

A GTX 1080Ti....?

No way.

Course it can, a decent one can do it just fine. I would recommend higher to give more breathing room, but It would work just fine if the PSU was a decent one.

No way...

NONE of them have the correct PCIe connections for a GTX 1080Ti....

That's a 280W + Card and will pull well over 300W...

ANY PSU needs 2 separate PCIe cables to even think about running it.

Im telling you, it can be fine if the psu is decent.

Superflower for example do high end 500w psus with 2x 6+2 cables which would do it fine.

I have seen a RM450 run a i7 + 780 ti no problem at all. The high end psus can run much nearer to their max rating with no issues.

 

[jankerson]

Depends on the PSU make and model. A high quality 500w PSU can power it fine.

A GTX 1080Ti....?

No way.

Course it can, a decent one can do it just fine. I would recommend higher to give more breathing room, but It would work just fine if the PSU was a decent one.

No way...

NONE of them have the correct PCIe connections for a GTX 1080Ti....

That's a 280W + Card and will pull well over 300W...

ANY PSU needs 2 separate PCIe cables to even think about running it.

Im telling you, it can be fine if the psu is decent.

Superflower for example do high end 500w psus with 2x 6+2 cables which would do it fine.

I have seen a RM450 run a i7 + 780 ti no problem at all. The high end psus can run much nearer to their max rating with no issues.

Those are daisy changed on one cable, it won't handle it.

A 780Ti isn't a GTX 1080Ti.

 

[SgtScream]

PEOPLE PLEASE, READ SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CARD AND ABIDE BY THEM:
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/products/10series/geforce-gtx-1080-ti/
Don't go with anything less than a 600w power supply.

 

[RobCrezz]

Depends on the PSU make and model. A high quality 500w PSU can power it fine.

A GTX 1080Ti....?

No way.

Course it can, a decent one can do it just fine. I would recommend higher to give more breathing room, but It would work just fine if the PSU was a decent one.

No way...

NONE of them have the correct PCIe connections for a GTX 1080Ti....

That's a 280W + Card and will pull well over 300W...

ANY PSU needs 2 separate PCIe cables to even think about running it.

Im telling you, it can be fine if the psu is decent.

Superflower for example do high end 500w psus with 2x 6+2 cables which would do it fine.

I have seen a RM450 run a i7 + 780 ti no problem at all. The high end psus can run much nearer to their max rating with no issues.

Those are daisy changed on one cable, it won't handle it.

A 780Ti isn't a GTX 1080Ti.

And a RM450 isnt a 500w psu.

My point is, it would work fine if its a decent PSU. Do I recommend it? No.

 

[jankerson]

PEOPLE PLEASE, READ SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR THE CARD AND ABIDE BY THEM:
https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/products/10series/geforce-gtx-1080-ti/
Don't go with anything less than a 600w power supply.

That's just for the reference card, the partner cards pull even more power.

 

[jankerson]

Depends on the PSU make and model. A high quality 500w PSU can power it fine.

A GTX 1080Ti....?

No way.

Course it can, a decent one can do it just fine. I would recommend higher to give more breathing room, but It would work just fine if the PSU was a decent one.

No way...

NONE of them have the correct PCIe connections for a GTX 1080Ti....

That's a 280W + Card and will pull well over 300W...

ANY PSU needs 2 separate PCIe cables to even think about running it.

Im telling you, it can be fine if the psu is decent.

Superflower for example do high end 500w psus with 2x 6+2 cables which would do it fine.

I have seen a RM450 run a i7 + 780 ti no problem at all. The high end psus can run much nearer to their max rating with no issues.

Those are daisy changed on one cable, it won't handle it.

A 780Ti isn't a GTX 1080Ti.

And a RM450 isnt a 500w psu.

My point is, it would work fine if its a decent PSU. Do I recommend it? No.

NO, never.

I would never recommend it.

Not many PSU's 550W and under have 2X Separate PCIe cables that aren't daisy changed into one cable these days.

The Seasonic G-550W is one of them.

 

[thapasrijan12]

Hey I just asked will it wor or not its just my imagination wether it will works or not . But you guys are taking it seriously. ... Don't try conflict like corrupted 404 error or AI ...But that's hilarious for me lol