Foxconn G31 MX K motherboard s graphics card interface and compatibility issues

Compatible is compatible, but you need to think about it: This graphics card of yours is a mid-to-high-end graphics card. Your CPU is relatively lagging behind in memory DDR2 performance and relatively not very good. It's usable, but the graphics card doesn't play about 30 percent, and your other hardware is too poor, and a bucket of water doesn't depend on the tallest plank, you know.

Your motherboard, the graphics card interface is PCI-E, so theoretically you can use the GTX 780 graphics card.

But in fact, due to the limitations of CPU performance and memory capacity, even if you have the money, even if you buy a GTX 780, it is a waste to spend it on your machine.

This kind of compatibility problem, only flash the motherboard BIOS to try, if it doesn't work, there will be no solution.

Most compatibility issues are known after use, so no matter what brand of motherboard and graphics card are paired together, you must use it for a period of time before it is possible to determine whether there is a compatibility problem.

Both the motherboard and the memory are too out of the box, and this problem is basically unsolvable.

When using memory, try to use products with the same specifications, Your current two memory modules, actually running at 330MHz speed, and are prone to compatibility problems... It is recommended to use a 400MHz sliver, a new sliver compatibility number.

If it's not the speed of the network, or your memory is a little smaller, or your CPU resources are very high to complete other tasks, or your online game turns on the special effects too high, or you get a virus and occupy your CPU resources. You look at it!

Foxconn G31MX-K adopts Intel G31+ICH7 chip combination, supports Intel Core 2 Quad Extreme Duo in Intel LGA775 package, Pentium D, Pentium 4 Extreme Edition, Pentium 4, Celeron and other series processors, and the motherboard supports 1066 800MHz front-side bus, which can be overclocked up to 1333MHz.

Refer to it. Graphics cards are basically supported, because they are all PCIe, it just depends on your u to match.

Dear Lenovo users, you can try to re-plug the graphics card, the possible reason is that the PCI interface of the motherboard is not powered enough, please see if the graphics card has an external power interface, you can try the external power supply of the graphics card and then try. In addition, the motherboard will automatically block the integrated graphics card when it detects that there is a graphics card inserted in the PCI-E slot, so when you install a discrete graphics card, the display data cable connected to the integrated graphics card will not be displayed.

Have a great day, thank you!

It's not about the graphics card driver.,It's about the interface.,The graphics card interface of this motherboard should be fine.,It's probably a problem with the graphics card.。

No brand of G31 motherboard can support SATA3 interface, up to SATA2 interface, if you use SATA3 interface, the device can only work at the maximum rate of SATA2, and cannot give full play to the performance of SATA3 device.

Intel's chipset comes with a native SATA3 interface from the H67 P67 chipset, and none of the previous chipsets have a native SATA3 interface, especially G31, which is a low-end motherboard with LGA775 interface, and it is impossible to have SATA3 interface.

No, but you can use a stata3 device.

The Foxconn G31MXP motherboard does not support the STATA3 interface, only the STATA2 interface.

There is a PCI-E slot, you can change any mainstream graphics card you want, according to the age of your motherboard, you can change a graphics card at a maximum of 400 price points. For example, the GT430 of Yinglax.

Foxconn's G31 is a PCIe interface graphics card、The old one is an AGP interface graphics card.。 Old-fashioned can not be picked. PCIe interfaces are acceptable.