What gpus are compatible with this apu? or will any gpu work
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It has a Radeon R7 Built in. So you don't need a separate gpu. My understanding is that it also supports crossfire with other Radeons.
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As you probably know, this APU has an integrated GPU that you can use on its own. Otherwise, you can use any GPU and disable the internal GPU. AMD also has a feature called "Dual Graphics" that lets you team an outside graphics card with the internal GPU and let both of them work to get slightly higher frame rates. The A10-7700K does 1300 3dmark-13's on its own, and 1800 when teamed with an R7-250 in dual graphics mode. The R7-250 on its own (not using the APU's GPU) does about 1400. So dual graphics can be a win, but I believe that the R7-250 is your only real choice for that. As you probably know, this APU has an integrated GPU that you can use on its own. Otherwise, you can use any GPU and disable the internal GPU. AMD also has a feature called "Dual Graphics" that lets you team an outside graphics card with the internal GPU and let both of them work to get slightly higher frame rates. The A10-7700K does 1300 3dmark-13's on its own, and 1800 when teamed with an R7-250 in dual graphics mode. The R7-250 on its own (not using the APU's GPU) does about 1400. So dual graphics can be a win, but I believe that the R7-250 is your only real choice... » Read More As you probably know, this APU has an integrated GPU that you can use on its own. Otherwise, you can use any GPU and disable the internal GPU. AMD also has a feature called "Dual Graphics" that lets you team an outside graphics card with the internal GPU and let both of them work to get slightly higher frame rates. The A10-7700K does 1300 3dmark-13's on its own, and 1800 when teamed with an R7-250 in dual graphics mode. The R7-250 on its own (not using the APU's GPU) does about 1400. So dual graphics can be a win, but I believe that the R7-250 is your only real choice for that. « Show Less
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As you probably know, this APU has an integrated GPU that you can use on its own. Otherwise, you can use any GPU and disable the internal GPU. AMD also has a feature called "Dual Graphics" that lets you team an outside graphics card with the internal GPU and let both of them work to get slightly higher frame rates. The A10-7700K does 1300 3dmark-13's on its own, and 1800 when teamed with an R7-250 in dual graphics mode. The R7-250 on its own (not using the APU's GPU) does about 1400. So dual graphics can be a win, but I believe that the R7-250 is your only real choice for that.
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Not sure about your Video card. I am using this APU with a 2GB Radeon HD 6570 in a crossfireX configuration. I would suggest that you go to the AMD site and look for your answer on their forums or ask if you do not find it there.
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i install asus eah6670/dis/1gd5 radeon hd 6670 gddr5 and them i bought and install asus hd7750-1gd5-v2 amd radeon hd 7750 vga without any errors i just install the driver hat came with each video card and was ready, with my mainboard and a10 cpu
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Yes it work. Drivers included (on CD), but better to get fresh (latest) drivers from Nvidia website.
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Software wise the motherboard can handle both ATI & Nvidia cards. Make sure card slot type it the right one
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Yes should work fine and is compatible, sorry it took me so long,I got a good increase in performance
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can I ask why you would go with an APU if you are buying a video card? Do you already have a motherboard?
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I would say your best bet would be to contact Apple, Intel or ATI about gpu compatibility with your server/workstation Intel Xeon CPU's. If it were me I would look into a good workstation GPU this is a consumer GPU. It may fit your needs and might work but, a workstation isn't what it's designed for.
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Yes - I'm actually using an R9 270X with it right now. That range of card ($150-$250) is a great fit for the APU processors for a balanced system - any cards more expensive than that and you start to find that the rest of the platform is holding you back (depending on the game of course).
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Depends on your APU if yo want to go cross fire you need to check with your APU it will tell you what to use fir cross fire, but if you want to go with a single GPU I think anything will do I would suggest the 980 series if you got the $$$
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finding the driver software is a nightmare but yes it is compatible I would suggest XP or Linux Ubuntu the card ran fine with Linux but not the best with 7
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You can go to pcpartpicker.com and plug in your rig. It will tell you if everything is compatible. Worked great for me. Hope this helps.
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should be compatible I have a 970 biostar and it works. if your bios needs an update it will only read model uknown but i dont think that would be the case
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Absolutely no compatibility issues with that build. Just built one with basically the same specs.
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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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It should not be a problem if you download software from NVIDIA and make sure it is right for the OS. I have three Gigabyte motherboards and one has NVIDIA but I would check their sites for the specs.
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This type of GPU only works for desktop computers. And most laptops parts can't be upgraded (except for RAM memory).