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Motherboards 5850/4850x2 motherboard support

Discussion in 'Hardware' started by slickman9, 8 Dec 2009.

  1. slickman9

    slickman9 What's a Dremel?

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    please bare with me as i am new and not sure of all the rules. Any problems tell me and i will adjust them in the next post or this current one if i am able to.


    i am thinking of buying a refurbished pc and then giving it a bit of a graphics card boost.
    Main cards im looking at are the ati 5850, 4850x2 and maybe the 4870 x2 if i can find it cheap enough don't want to spend over 220
    my question is will any of these cars fit this motherboard ?
    Stingray motherboard
    Type: µATX motherboard

    thank you
     
  2. reggie50

    reggie50 Minimodder

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    If it has a PCI-E slot then yes, if it isn't a x16 speed slot then the cards may not operate at full speed. You will aslo need to check the PSU supplied as may not be a very good one.
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    A quick google says that it is a Pentium 2 board so will have PCI only, so it won't support any new graphics cards. Assuming I have found the right board of course.
     
  3. barndoor101

    barndoor101 Bring back the demote thread!

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    when i googled it i found a P4 board with AGP lol.
     
  4. MikeMania

    MikeMania What's a Dremel?

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    Since its a microATX I am assuming the case will be quite compact, and I would be more concerned if they would physically fit inside the case. As long as it has a PCI-E like reggie said, you are fine. Also, take into consideration the wattage of your power supply, make sure its enough.

    I also googled as I was curious what brand of motherboard Stingray is and found this
    http://support.packardbell.com/uk/item/index.php?i=spec_motherboard_stingray&ppn=PC14104001

    While it may not be be one you have, it does have a PCI-E. So there is a possibility yours does too.
     

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