Loking for r9 270x support

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Yes you can, but why an old R9 270X? Get a better newer card like a GTX 1050. Which PSU do you have?

Any mobo that has a PCI-e x16 slot will support any graphics card irrespective of memory type. As for your mobo it has a PCI-e x16 slot, so it is supported.
Yes you can, but why an old R9 270X? Get a better newer card like a GTX 1050. Which PSU do you have?

Any mobo that has a PCI-e x16 slot will support any graphics card irrespective of memory type. As for your mobo it has a PCI-e x16 slot, so it is supported.
 
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Actually, better isn't quite the right word, newer works. The R9 270x is actually pretty comparable to the 1050.

The R9 270x would definitely play games with a Pentium. There might be a slight CPU bottleneck, but you should be pretty happy with the performance Also, your PSU is plenty for a Pentium and a 270X. It should make a pretty good budget gaming machine.
 


The R9 270X does a good job but still the GTX 1050 is slightly ahead.
http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Nvidia-GTX-1050-Ti-vs-AMD-R9-270X/3649vs2188





 


Your comparison there is with the 1050 Ti which is a different card. The R9 270X is actually a smidge faster than the GTX 1050. The 270X sits between the 1050 and the 1050 Ti. It is actually a pretty respectable spot for an older mid-range card. When I looked it up earlier I was really surprised that it performed so well compared to modern hardware. It is a pretty darn good value if you can get one for under $120 or so.