At the moment, my PC is using a 8600gt graphics card and I'm considering upgrading to 9800gt sometime this year. My question is that since these have DDR3, is there going to be any problem with using it on my 2 year old motherboard which never had any mention of using DDR3 memory.
nope, ram on a graphics card is different to ram on the motherboard. as long as your mother board supports pci-express, which it does, you wont have a problem.
assuming you meet the power requirements everything should be fine
also if you wanna save some money you can pick up a radeon 4830 instead since they are exactly the same performance, or if the 4770 is in stock get that instead, its just a tiny bit below the 9800GTX and 4850 in performance
also if you wanna save some money you can pick up a radeon 4830 instead since they are exactly the same performance, or if the 4770 is in stock get that instead, its just a tiny bit below the 9800GTX and 4850 in performance
Yeah, it all depends on your power supply.
The graphics has its own GPU so it doesn't matter about the DDR3 RAM, but only if your computer supports PCI Express, only then will it work
The graphics has its own GPU so it doesn't matter about the DDR3 RAM, but only if your computer supports PCI Express, only then will it work
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