Slamit
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Okay, so the mobo I have doesn't include integrated graphics. I was wondering if that could be a problem. Would my Asus GTX650Ti work just plugging it in? Or do I have to find some way to get the drivers in their blindly?
No integrated gpu?
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most of your Motherboards nowadays DONT include onboard graphics anymore. That's a thing of the past. Nearly all processors nowadays have integrated GPU's on the processor die. The ones that don't are simply expected to be put together with a dedicated GPU, like some of the FX-series lineup.
all this is null and void if you're running very old hardware though, like the pentiums of old. I would hope you aren't subjecting that 650ti to such a pitiful bottleneck as an old Pentium 4 though.
all this is null and void if you're running very old hardware though, like the pentiums of old. I would hope you aren't subjecting that 650ti to such a pitiful bottleneck as an old Pentium 4 though.
It should work provided the motherboard supports it. Any modern motherboard today will support a 650ti.
The 650 Ti will work somewhat once you plug it in. Enough to get drivers that is.
What will your operating system be on your computer?
Slamit
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It will be on windows 7. 8 can go suck a fat one. Lol
Serenade
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Also make sure your current power supply is able to support the added GPU, you don't want to be using some old 400W PSU with a new Graphics card!
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Windows 7 comes with stock "universal" drivers that work on pretty much any graphics card. When you boot you might be faced with a terrible resolution and not much performance in the graphics department, but this can obviously be fixed by downloading the proper driver. You will not be going in blind.
