Is the GTX 980ti compatible with my comp/motherboard?

[Tyzis-]

Hey, I currently have a GTX 960 2gb graphics card and was thinking to upgrade it to the gtx 980ti
for those lovely graphics/fps!

But now I was wondering if my comp can handle it as well, or if it is better to replace some other stuff as well

My current set-up:
750 Watt Cooler /power supply
Crucial Ballistix sport 16gb DDR3-1600 /memory
i7 4790 3.6GHz /processor
MSI B85-G43 /Motherboard


So what about it?

 

[clutchc]

You are good. No problems. What PSU is that, Cooler Master? What model?

 

[Leaps-from-Shadows]

I don't see any issues. Buy the new GPU and enjoy the better gaming experience!

 

[Eliasand]

Should work like a dream as long as the PSU is what i assume it is, a cooler master.

 

[Tyzis-]

You are good. No problems. What PSU is that, Cooler Master? What model?

Yes it's a cooler master G750M I believe or one below that x)

 

[EatSkrubsForBreakfast]

You are good. No problems. What PSU is that, Cooler Master? What model?

Hey , do you maybe know if a gtx 980ti works with this build as well?

i7 4790k oc'd at 4.3 ghz
12 gb ram ddr3
650 w psu
Motherboard :GA b85M D3H
I just have my doubts about the motherboard

Thanks in advance

 

[Eliasand]

You are good. No problems. What PSU is that, Cooler Master? What model?

Hey , do you maybe know if a gtx 980ti works with this build as well?

i7 4790k oc'd at 4.3 ghz
12 gb ram ddr3
650 w psu
Motherboard :GA b85M D3H
I just have my doubts about the motherboard

Thanks in advance

Motherboard's don't impact performance, and don't need anything else than a PCI-E 16x slot to work with any GPU. You just need enough power from the PSU, and the CPU needs to be strong enough to not cause s.c. bottlenecks.
As long as the PSU isn't complete garbage you're fine.

Also, you should open a new thread instead of replying to these old ones, you'll get more and faster answers that way.