this supports r9 270x or gtx760?
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Yes it will support both of those GPUs since we still haven't saturated the bandwidth of PCIe 2.0 x16 lanes yet, but I personally wouldn't throw in a GTX 760 into that motherboard. The R9 270X has Mantle support which isolates the GPU without requiring a stronger per core CPU to keep up like the 760 would. I think you'd be best served saving some cash and getting the R9 which will play nicer with an FX CPU. Do you need the R9 though? What games are you playing and what are your expectations? You may be able to get away with an R7 - 260X which still has Mantle, is cheaper, and would handle most games quite well. Let me know if you have any more questions. Chris Yes it will support both of those GPUs since we still haven't saturated the bandwidth of PCIe 2.0 x16 lanes yet, but I personally wouldn't throw in a GTX 760 into that motherboard. The R9 270X has Mantle support which isolates the GPU without requiring a stronger per core CPU to keep up like the 760 would. I think you'd be best served saving some cash and getting the R9 which will play nicer with an FX CPU. Do you need the R9 though? What games are you playing and what are your expectations? You may be able to get away with an R7 - 260X which still has Mantle, is cheaper, and would handle... » Read More Yes it will support both of those GPUs since we still haven't saturated the bandwidth of PCIe 2.0 x16 lanes yet, but I personally wouldn't throw in a GTX 760 into that motherboard. The R9 270X has Mantle support which isolates the GPU without requiring a stronger per core CPU to keep up like the 760 would. I think you'd be best served saving some cash and getting the R9 which will play nicer with an FX CPU. Do you need the R9 though? What games are you playing and what are your expectations? You may be able to get away with an R7 - 260X which still has Mantle, is cheaper, and would handle most games quite well. Let me know if you have any more questions. Chris « Show Less
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It supports both Radeon and nvidia GPU'S in SLI or crossfire great motherboard I like it I'm running 3 gtx 670's in SLI
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It will support a gtx760, but if you going to buy a asus graphic card you should just buy a asus motherboard. They give you the best bang for your buck
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The board supports PCI Express graphics cards via the PCIE 2.0 x16 slots. So as long as there is ample power, either of those cards will work.
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I'm sorry but no. Only r7 series has the capability of being "dual graphics" source: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-2064250/kaveri-apu-a10-7850k-work-compatible-gpu-specifically-270x.html
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This apu has the graphics card built in if you have the new mother board to support it. If you want to run dual graphics cards in crossfire mode a R7 250 should run fine.
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I can't answer as to what your computer supports, but the installation is simple. Take out the old card, put in the new one, install the drivers.
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yes it supports ( http://www.asus.com/Motherboards/P8Z77V_LX/specifications/ )
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http://lmgtfy.com/?q=+Sapphire+Radeon+HD+6570+1GB+operating+system+compatibility
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Sorry, I'm afraid it won't without some modding (removal of the drive cage, or notching it at very least). After some searching to find the A60's internal specs, it appears to only support a card of 305mm maximum length according to the product spec page. The R9 270x Toxic is 12.13", or 308.1mm in length due to the massive heatsink this card sports. Although the actual length of the Toxic pcb is the slightly shorter than my old 7950 & 7970's boards, dat' heatsink....
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I have a R9 270X and it works pretty well on Bf4. Have not played Arma. If you can afford it I would recommend going with a R9 275X which I believe is two R9 270s on one card or better the higher end R9 280, R9 290 cards. You can look at Nvidia cards if you prefer. Nvidia cards work great with Intel motherboards. I use AMD which is why I went with the Radeon R9 270X from PowerColor PCS+. I believe this MSI is the one which has Military Grade Capacitors so you can get at least a 10 year lifespan out of the card. MSI I believe has good overclocking and stability, you can check review sites for this card to see benchmarks for games. I have a R9 270X and it works pretty well on Bf4. Have not played Arma. If you can afford it I would recommend going with a R9 275X which I believe is two R9 270s on one card or better the higher end R9 280, R9 290 cards. You can look at Nvidia cards if you prefer. Nvidia cards work great with Intel motherboards. I use AMD which is why I went with the Radeon R9 270X from PowerColor PCS+. I believe this MSI is the one which has Military Grade Capacitors so you can get at least a 10 year lifespan out of the card. MSI I believe has good overclocking and stability, you can check review sites... » Read More I have a R9 270X and it works pretty well on Bf4. Have not played Arma. If you can afford it I would recommend going with a R9 275X which I believe is two R9 270s on one card or better the higher end R9 280, R9 290 cards. You can look at Nvidia cards if you prefer. Nvidia cards work great with Intel motherboards. I use AMD which is why I went with the Radeon R9 270X from PowerColor PCS+. I believe this MSI is the one which has Military Grade Capacitors so you can get at least a 10 year lifespan out of the card. MSI I believe has good overclocking and stability, you can check review sites for this card to see benchmarks for games. « Show Less
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Yes...But being this is an AMD chipset and AMD based board an AMD GPU is more compatible. If you already have the GPU fine if not consider an AMD GPU. I personally prefer AMD over nVidia but thats up to you.
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yes,the 7770 is compatible and you can check this websita for more information http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/HIS/HD_7750_7770_CrossFire/
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considering the 270x is roughly 80% faster than the 6870 i would think you shouldnt have a problem with those settings. If your buying a 270x go with the 4GB version instead of the 2GB version.
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It has to be specific amd graphics cards, I believe the r7 240 and 250 work.
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1- certainly will work and I saw a clip on YouTube [ a10 7850k & gtx 780ti ]2-I have [ a10 7850k & r9 270tix ] use it in the light Mnteg games such as Call of Duty Advanced Warfare & Tomb Raider - Underworld in High or Ultra settings
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Yes, it is compatible with windows 8 and 8.1 and now has directx 11.2 support with the newest driver update. Just to inform you, the r9 270x is the exact same GPU with faster GDDR5 memory and the r9 270 is worth a look too. There may be better options out there for $200 especially considering this was $150 on the egg two weeks ago. Happy buying!
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They are both great cards, and the 760 outperforms the 270x slightly. However, the big kicker is driver support which has dogged the R9 and other newer ATI models. I would suggest thinking about the games you plan to play and checking their individual support forums for any issues. Also, be sure to do a physical check in your case and make sure the card will fit. This card is incredible large and you might have interference issues with things like your hard drives.
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Yes it will support it I believe but you will need to install a new GPU that supports dual monitors. Be careful that you don't buy a card that needs more power than your power supply can handle since the power supply is on 300W I think. I am guessing either a 256 or 512 will work fine.
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Software wise the motherboard can handle both ATI & Nvidia cards. Make sure card slot type it the right one