Question 1

Is this card compatible with an HP Z800 tower or a Z820?

Accepted Answer

Not sure. Bought this card for a business to run EdgeCAM and AutoCAd design software. Card was bought for a custom built tower with hand picked components. I did not have any issues with compatibility on my custom build. Card seemed to integrate well with no problems. Great card for this application. Hope this helps

Question 2

How will this card do with an ASUS Sabertooth X79 Motherboard using Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Premier?

Accepted Answer

I use 2 of these in a very high-end dual xenon workstation, they work very well in Adobe CC and very fast. In Cinebench R15 getting GPU score around 150-170 frames/sec. I would expect a score of around 120-130 in most new systems with a single card. In case of Titan black it is in the range of 100 f/s

Question 3

Will this board work with a mid 2012 3.2GHz Mac Pro that currently uses an ATI Radeon HD 5770 1024 MB graphics card?  I want to use a 4K monitor on the Mac Pro and this card was recommended.

Accepted Answer

I am not sure if this card will work or not. Are you gaming in 4K or are you doing renderings and other design work in 4k? If you are gaming I would not recommend this card, as it is meant more for the professional design space. Look into Nvidia's GTX line of cards for your gaming needs.

Question 4

what's the power requirements? thank you

Accepted Answer

The max power consumption is 150W.

Question 5

Will this card work with a Dell Optiplex 7060 Small Form Factor?

Accepted Answer

Hello,

Thank you for contacting us in regards to your question.

This will not work with that PC. You will need a low profile GPU.

Like item # N82E16814126250 as an example.

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Newegg Support

Question 6

Is this card compatible with Asus P8H77-M PRO mother board?

Accepted Answer

It is compatible with PCI Express 2.0 and higher.

Question 7

I see that its PCI Express 3.0 is it backwards compatible to work with a PCI Express 2.0? I use an Asus P6T motherboard.

Accepted Answer

Yes and you will be fine.  The only down side is that if your software uses the power of PCI Express 3.0 you will see some performance issues.  Most software out there do not use the full power of PCI Express 3.0 not even games.

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