Man of Honour
As long as it's pci-e (all current cards are) any card will fit your board. No need to stick with one make over another unless you have a G-Sync/Freesync monitor.
Ah yes it's Gsync. The monitor is the best thing I've ever bought for a pc.As long as it's pci-e (all current cards are) any card will fit your board. No need to stick with one make over another unless you have a G-Sync/Freesync monitor.
yes it will. however be aware that large video cards probably wont fit into small cases (usually their length is too long - like 330mm!). So determine what case you be using a get a video card that will fit the case (or buy the video card first and then make sure to get a case that will house that card).Forgive my ignorance but will a radeon card fit my mobo thx
Gsync is for Nvidia cards whereas radeon cards can use freesync. However that doesn't mean a radeon card wont work in a gsync monitor - because it will work (you will see the picture displayed) - its just that feature for matching the refresh between the monitor and card wont be available.Ah yes it's Gsync. The monitor is the best thing I've ever bought for a pc.
Thanks I have already assembled into a large case that's why I was originally looking for a standard size mobo but it seems they run no faster.yes it will. however be aware that large video cards probably wont fit into small cases (usually their length is too long - like 330mm!). So determine what case you be using a get a video card that will fit the case (or buy the video card first and then make sure to get a case that will house that card).
yes you are correct, standard ATX sized mobo's run no faster. I have put mATX and mini ITX's into a ATX case as they were cheaper and I didn't need the extra RAM or PCI slots.Thanks I have already assembled into a large case that's why I was originally looking for a standard size mobo but it seems they run no faster.