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Is my new graphics card going to be compatible?
I currently have a Nvidia gtx 650 graphics card, I want to upgrade to a ZOTAC GeForce GTX 970. I shouldn't have any problems, will I?
4 Answers
- brianthesnail123Lv 75 years agoFavorite Answer
Hi chas
you should be ok,however you need a 500w psu with2 x 6pin pci-express Supplementary Power Connectors ... and the GTX650 only required a 400w psu and 1 x 6pin connector ....
hopefully you would have future proofed your system and already have a 500w ( or better ) psu in place and if this is the case then you will be good to go
there could be bottleneck issues if your processor isn't powerful enough ... however a core i5 or i7 based cpu you should be fine,infact a haswell/skylake core i3 you should be ok but Pentium dual core ( any socket ) and you will see some bottlenecking and the only way to avoid this would be to upgrade your cpu
in terms of performance you will see a significant improvement moving from a GTX650 to a GTX970 ... this is a massive upgrade and its the difference between running fallout 4 at low/medium ( with the GTX650 ) to running it at high with the GTX970
also dsp(dynamic super resolution ) will let you run games at 4k resolution on 1080p monitors .... this is a amazing feature and will also let you set your desktop resolution to 2560x1440 on a 1080p monitor ...
I hope this helps .... any questions let me know
good luck !
- Never AvailableLv 45 years ago
This depends on your other hardware... It could cause a problem, or it could be perfectly fine....
Don't expect to run SLI though.




