Will the MSI Radeon HD 7750 R7750-PMD2GD3 Video Card work for my pc?

[clinnus7us]

Hey im looking to get a new graphics card and was wondering how to check if it will be compatible with my pc. This is the grapics card:
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/SearchTools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=5598652&CatId=7387

If I need to know my pci express could you tell me how to check it (if necessary)?
Thank you!

 

[akensai]

We would need to know your system specs in order to help you further. In any case, if your motherboard was made within the last 2-3 years you should have no issues. I have that same GPU in a build in my closet, runs off a 200w PSU without any issues.

 

[clinnus7us]

I have 8gb of DDR3 ram, a gigabyte 778LMT-S2P motherboard, and a 3.6 ghz AMD processor.

 

[akensai]

That motherboard is PCI-E 2.0 x16. You would be able to use any modern GPU in it assuming you have a large enough case and good enough PSU.

You can run the 7750 without issue, doesn't really matter what your PSU is as long as it's not from 1998. That 7750's max use is around 90w when its not OC'd.

 

[clinnus7us]

Thank you! And one last question would this be good for playing games such as LoL and TF2?

 

[akensai]

The one I use is in my guest bedroom, it runs anything at 720p with max settings save for BF4 which runs on low. At 1080p you should have no issues running most games on low-medium settings.

 

[clinnus7us]

Thanks!

 

[Captain75]

That motherboard is PCI-E 2.0 x16. You would be able to use any modern GPU in it assuming you have a large enough case and good enough PSU.

You can run the 7750 without issue, doesn't really matter what your PSU is as long as it's not from 1998. That 7750's max use is around 90w when its not OC'd.

Actually is max is 75W as it does not have an external connector, PCI slots have only a max output of 75W