does this motherboard work with EVGA GTX 660?
1730516
I have not tried it with a EVGA GTX 660 but I cant see any reason why it would not work. I personally am using a Asus Nvidia GTX 780 3 gb and it has been working flawlessly. Absolutely happy with the purchase of this mother board. One thing to be careful of is the screw holes in the motherboard and the case didnt exactly line up. This could however be the case. All in all I would strongly recommend this board.
1730517
Yes. the GTX 660 connects via PCI Express 3.0 x16 and this motherboard has 2 slots for PCI Express 3.0 x16.
202025
I do not have that motherboard, so I can not say 100% that it will work. However, that board does have a PCIe (PCI Express) x16 slot which will take a standard PCIe graphics card (which this is), it doesn't matter if it's PCIe v2.0 or PCIe v3.0. Both should work. If you are using the onboard graphics you may need to disable it when you install the EVGA card, that kind of stuff (if necessary) can be done in the BIOS. Good Luck.
32469
Yes the graphics card will work on the motherboard. I personally have a GTX 780 on mine.
1997131
Yes. This GPU conforms the the PCIe specification which is backwards compatible with previous versions of the specification. This means that this GPU should be compatible with any motherboard that has x16 sized PCIe slots. PCIe 3.0 does have increased bandwidth over PCIe 2.0/2.1 and while the card is technically a PCIe 3.0 card, it will work just fine in the PCIe 2.0 x16 slots on your motherboard and there will be little to no perceptible performance loss.
1491798
Yes, it should. You'll lose support for the slower legacy PCI card slot, but no one ever uses it unless they're running legacy hardware. As far as the PSU goes, to expand on Calvin's reply, a 750 watt PSU will be more than enough for dual 660s, you'll still have plenty of headroom left at full card and system load. The board also comes with an SLI connector, but the cards should come with one too.Edit: A 750 or even 800 watt PSU could handle dual SC 680 GTXs if you wanted to. The high PSU stuff is mostly a gimmick by manufacturers to get you to buy their product. Like Corsair that bombards you with PSU ads after using their wattage tool and asks you stick a 800 watt PSU into a very basic system. Yes, it should. You'll lose support for the slower legacy PCI card slot, but no one ever uses it unless they're running legacy hardware. As far as the PSU goes, to expand on Calvin's reply, a 750 watt PSU will be more than enough for dual 660s, you'll still have plenty of headroom left at full card and system load. The board also comes with an SLI connector, but the cards should come with one too.Edit: A 750 or even 800 watt PSU could handle dual SC 680 GTXs if you wanted to. The high PSU stuff is mostly a gimmick by manufacturers to get you to buy their product. Like Corsair... » Read More Yes, it should. You'll lose support for the slower legacy PCI card slot, but no one ever uses it unless they're running legacy hardware. As far as the PSU goes, to expand on Calvin's reply, a 750 watt PSU will be more than enough for dual 660s, you'll still have plenty of headroom left at full card and system load. The board also comes with an SLI connector, but the cards should come with one too.Edit: A 750 or even 800 watt PSU could handle dual SC 680 GTXs if you wanted to. The high PSU stuff is mostly a gimmick by manufacturers to get you to buy their product. Like Corsair that bombards you with PSU ads after using their wattage tool and asks you stick a 800 watt PSU into a very basic system. « Show Less
412434
Yes. Is is. For awhile, we thought it wouldn't work, but after a little research, it can. Even thought the card recommends a 300w power supply, the 220w in the 660s can handle it. Also, the card comes with half-height brackets that will allow it to fit in the half-height case. If you are going to buy this card and make it half-height, you will need an HDMI cable or a DVI-D Dual Link cable because you will need to take off the VGA output. Also, this is card is entry level, so don't expect anything amazing or exceptional. Hope this helps!
206803
This card will work in your HP Pavilion since it has one PCI-E x16 slot on the motherboard. I personally wouldn't recommend getting a card like this because the rest of the PC hardware will most likely bottleneck the performance of the graphics card. I would probably go with a GTX 660 just because it will give you the most for your money's worth. Also looking at the specs of your HP, the power supply might not be adequate for powering this card. The optimal power you want for your system when it comes to higher end graphics cards is &gt;600 watts.
1084400
It should be, although I have not tried that specific graphics card in this motherboard. However, if you are buying the card new and not reusing it from another system, I'd recommend getting a PCIe 3.0-compliant graphics card, as the Asus Z87-PLUS supports this faster PCIe standard.
1592313
I have this mobo. It definitely works with windows 7 and I used a gforce gtx 660. I'm not sure about the total usb, but there are a lot. Also has one usb 3.0 port on board if your case supports that. It has 2 sata 6.0 gbps ports and 4 3.0 gbps ports.
1241837
I use the MSI-B85 Motherboard. I'd recommend this if you don't need SLI or anything too fancy.
1510318
That's questionable. This particular card was purchased for work and the first Dell model it didn't work with. However another Dell model it did work. Neither was a Dell 660
1200017
Yes, it will take any PCI-E x16 video card, but as to why an Nvidiblow card with an AMD board beats me. But yes it will work.
1286337
it depends on which motherboard, I have an msi and it works with mine, but it depends on the socket your motherboard has
1491799
Well, as long as you have a sufficient power supply, I don't see why not...although I have just one evga 660 installed at the moment.
1031318
Like Rodrigo said, virtually all motherboards that meet the PCI Express 1.0 rating or up will work with this card. Ensure your power supply will have the oomph to run this card.
1157225
I am using a MSI GTX660. Works very well with this board and is quiet and has a low power draw.
2196892
This power supply comes with 4 x 6+2-Pin. So yes it comes with the cables you need for the GTX 660.