Is the GIGABYTE graphics card GTX56GOC compatible with FX4100 and GIGABYTE motherboard 970A D3?

CPU bar,If you're the boss of the computer city or do it yourself with the G version of the system,Maybe the driver is not full.,After all, the CPU is too new.,A lot of software has not been designed to be compatible with this platform.。 This CPU is so painful, and it's a bit inflated. The performance is also not very strong.

Your motherboard and your graphics card are from two manufacturers. The motherboard chip is AMD's. Your graphics card chip is from NVIDIA. There may be a reason for this! Personal opinion.

Are you sure your motherboard drivers and graphics card drivers are installed? These drivers are usually included in the CD that comes with the purchase of the motherboard and graphics card

There is no such concept at all.

The biggest advantage of x86 architecture computers is that they are infinitely compatible.

Moreover, as long as the interface is the same, there is almost no compatibility problem with the current computer accessories.

Remember, in today's world, there is no such thing as compatibility at all, and almost all accessories, as long as they can be fitted, can be said to be almost 100% compatible. (Only occasionally there are compatibility issues between different brands of memory modules).

There is no such statement. That's a matter of personal habits. It's just that the ASUS board I use and the ASUS graphics card I use. The ASUS motherboard used by my aunt's computer and the sapphire graphics card used in my aunt's computer are all the same...

No, my Gigabyte motherboard with ZOTAC graphics card is still very good.

290x if the e3 bar i5 is a bit low, and the money on the i7 motherboard is not too bad available.

i5 4590 +1060 graphics card It's not cost-effective to buy 960 now.

It depends on what game you want and what your budget is.

This motherboard only supports CF, which is AMD's dual graphics card Crossfire.

Nvidia SLI's dual graphics card interconnection ...... is not supported

And even if it's a firefight, it's only 16+4,The performance loss of the graphics card is not small,The landlord's is N card GTX650,This motherboard doesn't support N card SLI。。。

Look at the distance between the two PCI-E slots of the motherboard, as well as the chassis space and whether the power supply is enough.

Yes, but the power supply will not be enough in the case of SLI, so it is better to change to a GTX960 graphics card.

Yes, but your CPU can't keep up.

FX8300 95W R9 390 275W 400W together 400W plus other parts 450W This is fully loaded, usually not so big.

Hello: Your configuration is unreasonable, Intel CPU with AMD motherboard can't be plugged in at all, I suggest you say that the motherboard is replaced with Gigabyte B75M-D3V is now very mainstream, the graphics card GTX460 seems to be outdated, now it is all GTX600 series, you can choose GTX660 1G D5 graphics card;

If the host is 3000 yuan, the configuration will roughly give you one:

Motherboard: GIGABYTE B75M-D3V **: 500

CPU: Intel i3 3220**: 750 RAM:

8G 1600MHz**:400 Graphics card: Gigabyte GTX650 1G D5**:

800 HDD: Seagate 500g **330

Power supply: rated 350W **: 200 chassis to choose a similar line Overall**It should be in 2950 excluding chassis and *** (about 300 yuan).

The CPU is Intel's, the motherboard is AMD's, and it can't be matched.

The graphics card was also discontinued.

I don't know what you want from the configuration order?

The motherboard is a 970 AMD chip, you can use a Pterodactyl or a bulldozer, do you have to use Intel's, or change the motherboard B75, I recommend considering the AMD platform because of the low budget.

The incompatibility between the N card and the Intel motherboard has been a matter of the GF100 and P45 years, and although the current N card has a problem with the driver, there is no incompatibility in large quantities.

Go to the BIOS settings and do not do boot detection, and turn off the core graphics GMA HD in the graphics card options and then save and restart to try it, so that you can skip the detection of the graphics card and directly enter the graphics card interface. If it still doesn't work, just change to a different graphics card.

It's compatible·· It is recommended to use 660 or 7850 (1399 per card) for graphics cards

I think the first one is more cost-effective, and the workmanship materials are better than those of ASUS.

The motherboard does not play overclocking B85 or H97, overclocking will accompany Z97

The requirements for playing games on the motherboard are not too high, mainly depending on the CPU and graphics card, and the CPU is recommended i5

It's obviously ASUS's, and the core frequency and memory frequency are higher than Chiying's.

The Asus Raptor is good, and the graphics card frequency is high.

I support Yinglax more, and I personally don't like ASUS products! Not cost-effective! With the motherboard this,I see you say i54690 below,If it's me,Just use e3,Who uses who knows!

If you already have an i5, then choose a 1150-pin board, the more expensive the better! I personally recommend Gigabyte's, B85 Z97X depending on the economic situation!

ASUS, motherboard with ASUS B85Pro.

I think both of these graphics cards are lacking in gaming.

The graphics card and the motherboard slot are indeed incompatible,I've seen it,This situation is very rare,You put the GTX960 on other hosts,See if it can't be lit,If it lights up, it means that it is a slot problem,If it can't be lit, it's a problem with the graphics card itself,Are you sure the graphics card is plugged in,Is the power supply enough for the power supply,

It is impossible for the graphics card to be incompatible, and it is definitely a quality problem that is incompatible.

How can it not be compatible with older motherboards.

Compatibility is no problem, prioritizing insufficient power from the power supply.