What motherboards and processors does ZOTAC GTX460 1GD5 Destroyer support

First of all, let me tell you one thing: motherboard + CPU and graphics card have nothing to say that they are not supported. As long as your motherboard offers a PCI-E slot, then you can install any PCI-E graphics card. The 460 is the PCI-E interface.

Generally speaking, the processor is too bad and drags down the graphics card (that is, the so-called can't bring up the graphics card), of course, this is also for the machine as a whole, even if your CPU is very poor... Playing games with 460 will also be a great improvement. It's just that it's not as fast as a good CPU...

I've tried using a Celeron 430 with 8800GTX, GTX260+, GTX460 myself, and I was able to play any game of the time with ease.

What you need to consider is --- power supply.

GTX460 This card consumes a lot of power, if your power supply is lower than the rated 400W, it is dangerous, and it may not turn on (the graphics card does not have enough power supply). Or it can be turned on but the power supply generates huge heat (long-term overload) causing damage, randomly burning any hardware...

It is best to use a power supply of 450W or above to ensure that the baby graphics card has a stable operating environment.

Hope it works for you.

As long as the motherboard has a PCIe x16 slot, you can ignore the theory of what CPU can't bring up this graphics card anyway, you can change the GTX460 to use it better than to change to a 98GT The main thing is that your power supply power should be enough 450W, the rated insurance is relatively safe, and 400W can also run the score party, you can ignore them, play games, don't play those games that cost CPU, good U with a good card, and the general U with a good card is not too big (as long as you are not outrageous, the gap is not too big).

P55 series motherboard, CPU recommends i5-760, cost-effective, with GTX460 is no problem.

Indeed, these two graphics card models, the performance is almost the same, you can choose which, if you really can't choose, to give you a suggestion: which one is cheaper to choose.

As for the CPU, although the Q9300 is a quad-core, it has a big drawback: it generates too much heat, the power of the i3 is only 65W, and the Q9300's has reached 95W, which is even higher than the current i5 (the performance can even reach 100W when the performance is fully loaded, do you say that the heat is not big?) Therefore, it must be equipped with a better fan, and fans below 60 or 70 yuan do not need to be considered at all, and the temperature cannot be effectively controlled.

As for i3, although it is dual-core, but in some aspects its performance even exceeds Intel's old quad-core CPU, and i3 is matched with Intel's LGA1155 model motherboard (that is, Z68 and Z77 motherboards), and Q9300 is matched with Intel's LGA775 model motherboard, this kind of motherboard, Intel has long been discontinued, and LGA775's performance has not kept up with the current trend.

That's why i3 is the way to go. But it is recommended that you do not choose the 2120 model, but should choose the 3220, because the 2120 is the second generation i3, and the 3220 is the third generation i3, and the performance of the third generation i3 is more advanced than the second generation.

Intel Core i3 3220 clock speed At first glance, you are ready to play games.

The same graphics card public version is not public You have to say cost performance. Then buy the public version. The public version has slightly worse heat dissipation, and the noise is louder at full load, so if you can stand it, then it's no problem.

Also, this graphics card is only an entry-level game for playing large-scale 3D games. So don't bother with it. Which one do you like for yourself.

Comfortable, then buy. Advice from others is for you. It's all about your own comfort.

Hope it helps.

It's all the same brand and model The performance is similar It's all 8 9 graphics cards at a hundred price What else do you choose, just choose a random one Although i3 2120 is a virtual quad-core But still choose i3 The game performance is stronger than the core quad-core 93.

ZOTAC 1G Extreme is the best. The workmanship and that radiator just now... Very good. Super public version card and the most frequent.

The second is the ASUS TOP Flying Leopard, which is decent, has a good brand, good after-sales service, and better workmanship than the Destroyer. The radiator is also better than the Destroyer but not as good as the Extreme Edition.

ZOTAC's 460 Destroyer is a shrunken 460, in terms of heat dissipation, PCB workmanship and frequency, it is at the bottom of the three!

In fact, the most cost-effective is the current Weconex 460 game master. The workmanship and frequency of the heat sink PCB are very good, and it is also a 3-year warranty.

If I choose, I will choose Weconex Game Master 460...The most cost-effective, followed by the ZOTAC Extreme Edition.

Buy the Extreme Edition or the Flying Leopard Edition Don't buy the Destroyer SE Edition You must know that ZOTAC GeForce GTX460-1GD5 SE Destroyer HA is very bad There are only 288 SP GTX 460 public version has 384 SP (SP is a stream processor is very important) The performance is much worse If you want to be cheap, there is Blaupunkt HD5850 1GB DDR5 Ultimate Edition The performance is also much stronger than the above 460 It is that the power consumption is large Overclocking is OK Weconex's 460 is the cheapest It is not as good as the Supreme and Flying Leopard Good value for money.

ZOTAC GTX460 is a little more expensive, and the heat dissipation is better than ASUS, but it is expensive, and the performance is not as good as ZOTAC, ZOTAC's heat dissipation is enough, the temperature is around 45 degrees, and ASUS's is a little lower, about 36 to 42, I suggest ZOTAC's, buy ASUS's if you don't have a bad money.

1.Hello landlord!

2.Your graphics card was originally 1299 yuan, if you want to play the best performance, 4000 yuan host will definitely not be able to take it, but I will still configure a 4000 host for you, although there is that bit of deformity, but it will still be okay at once, plus 22-inch monitor 5000 yuan, the configuration is as follows:

CPU AMD Phenom II X4 960T 1 845 Motherboard GIGABYTE GA-880GM-UD2H 1 649 RAM Kingston DDR3 1600 4G Hacker Divine Bundle (CL9) 1 250

HDD Western Digital 500G 32M SATA2 Black Disk 1 410 Graphics Card ZOTAC GTX460-1GD5 Destroyer 1 1299 Optical Drive Pioneer***-130D Black Dazzling Wind 1 125 Keyboard and Mouse Combo Microgram Black King Kong Photoelectric Keyboard and Mouse Combo 1 29 Monitor Samsung E2220W (22 Inch) 1 999 Chassis Xin Guixiang 667 Red 1 60

Power supply Xianma Power King 500 1 299

Speaker Lanko Notebook Speaker 1 19

**Total: 4984

This configuration cf,dnf game performance test full score of 100 points,I don't know what game you play! I guess there shouldn't be any problem!

That's the graphics card I'm using right now, and I bought it at **949.

cpu i5 2320 1130

Motherboard: Yingtai H61 470 (you can also choose ASUS Gigabyte H61, about 500).

Memory 4G DDR3 135

HDD Seagate 500G 490

Chassis Power 400

Display 22" 750

Optical drive *** 100

Keyboard and mouse sleeve 60

ZOTAC 460 1000

**It's about 4500 If you need compression, only compress the CPU and motherboard Here is my configuration information Play COD8 Battlefield 3 The highest special effects are stress-free.

PC model: Intech TH61 desktop computer.

OSWinz 7 Ultimate 64-bit SP1 (DirectX 11).

Processor: Intel Core i5-2320 @ Quad Core.

Motherboard: Intai TH61 (Intel H61 chipset).

RAM 8 GB ( Wafer DDR3 1333MHz )

Main HDD Seagate ST3500413AS (500 GB 7200 RPM).

GraphicsNVIDIA GeForce GTX 460 ( 1 GB ZOTAC )

Display: Hansy HSD2275 HH241 (inch).

Optical drive Hitachi-LG ***RAM GH22NS50 *** recorder.

Sound Card: VIA via @ Intel 6 Series Chipset High Fidelity Audio.

NIC Realtek RTL8168E PCI-E Gigabit Ethernet NIC Intic.

The graphics card mainly depends on the graphics card chip and chip frequency, and the high bottom of the video memory frequency.

In the case of the same chip:

ASUS ENGTX460 Flying Leopard chip frequency: 775MHz, video memory frequency: 4000MHz

ZOTAC GTX460-1GD5 Destroyer chip frequency: 700MHz, video memory frequency: 3600MHz

So it follows: in theory, ASUS is stronger than ZOTAC.

If it is comprehensive according to the landlord's requirements, it is estimated that it will use thousands of words!

Let's put it simply, I hope the landlord will be helpful to buy.

1.Which of the same chip has a high frequency and which performance is good, it has nothing to do with the brand or model.

2.ASUS ENGTX460 Flying Leopard is 775 4000 ZOTAC GTX460-1GD5 Destroyer is 700 3600 so ASUS that one performs better!

3.From the player's point of view, which workmanship and materials are better than the frequency! Because non-public frequencies are equivalent to overclocking! Therefore, the workmanship of the materials is related to the higher frequency and more stable under overclocking (relatively speaking, of course, it depends on the luck you buy).

No problem, it's genuine. However, the ZOTAC graphics card generates a lot of heat, which is a common problem. However, it is still a first-line product, and the workmanship is good.

First of all, playing the game appears with a blurred screen, and the stuck screen has two aspects 1Problem with the game itself 2Graphics card driver issues.

1.There are many reasons for the screen to crash when playing games, one is the hardware problem of the graphics card itself, such as a slight damage to the graphics card's video memory, poor workmanship or poor compatibility of the graphics card, which will lead to a great reduction in the electrical performance of the graphics card. Since you are using an AGP8 graphics card, you can also adjust the working rate of the graphics card to AGP4 in the BIOS, and it is better not to overclock the graphics card easily.

In addition, the cause of the freeze when playing 3D games may also be the poor heat dissipation of the graphics card, please carefully check whether the heat sink of the graphics card is normal.

2.Driver problems, which are also an important cause of blurred screens, mostly occur after changing the driver version of the graphics card, or may be caused by driver file corruption. The solution is very simple, reinstall the driver that has passed the Microsoft WHQL certification, and the version does not have to be blindly updated.

The first thing to check when the screen is blurred is the graphics card driver, which conforms to the principle of soft first and then hard.

The card is not fake, the screen is related to high temperature, the graphics card core or video memory has high temperature problems, and the power supply quality of Antec is average, and it can barely cope with this card.

Agree that it is better to change the power supply on the second floor to a better one.

460 is a generation of Fermi architecture chips, 336 stream processors, 560ti is a second-generation Fermi architecture, 384 stream processors, 460 and 560ti have a 30% performance gap (silent frequency), 560ti is not a 460 vest, the number of stream processors is different, where is the vest?

560 is not 560ti, 560 is also 336 stream processors, although the frequency is engaged, it can be said to be a 460 vest, and 560ti is obviously not.

If two ZOTAC's 460 do SLI, the performance can kill the 560ti in seconds, which is similar to the 570 (maybe a little better), but dual SIM is not recommended, reason:

1.Dual SIM cards have very high requirements for heat dissipation, and the main card often does not get effective heat dissipation, and the Destroyer is not particularly good when cooling a single card, and the heat dissipation of dual SIM cards will be troublesome.

2.Dual SIM also requires a large power supply, 460SLI requires at least 550W of power supply, because the power consumption of two 460 is much greater than that of one 560ti.

3 .Finally, there is the motherboard problem, your motherboard must support at least x8+x8 mode SLI, but this kind of board is generally about 1500, and the cost of the motherboard is high.

Therefore, it is not recommended to have a dual card, and the money of the dual card can buy 570 or high-frequency 560ti, and there are very few games that are not enjoyable with these two cards, so there is no need for dual cards, just buy a single card.

If you buy 560ti, the ice dragon card is very good, the frequency ** grid is low and the heat dissipation is good, or the MSI 560ti hawk is also OK.

460 is not recommended for destroyers, buy ASUS Gigabyte 460, or 560 is fine** It's almost the same.

570 is the Yingzhong Ice Dragon Edition, which seems to be the best cost-effective 2300, and there is also a Shadow 570, but the heat dissipation is too rubbish, and the heat dissipation is replaced by the one bought.