PC hardware compatibility website?

[Blaze]

Years ago when I was searching for compatible motherboards and other stuff for my GTX 1080ti, I found this website where you can put your chosen graphic card into the graphic card slot and when you click on the motherboard slot, it will show you all the motherboards that are compatible with that card.

But now I can't find it anymore. Help please.

[PopinFRESH]

Not sure what site you are referring to but you can use filters for compatibility on Pc Part Picker

https://pcpartpicker.com/

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Long as it has a PCIE X16 slot that is 2.0 or later, it will work.
Minimum CPU should be around Intel 4th Gen i7 + at least 16GB RAM

GTX are kind of pointless now as 1080 Ti is really showing it's age given a RTX 3060 12GB can often do equal or better in gaming as 1080 Ti.

[_I_]

almost any mobo with a pci-e x16 length slot will work with the card
a few exceptions would be extremely old mobos, am2 or intel 775 or earlier
which may even work, but would be cpu bottlenecked with most games that would need the gtx 1080

[Carlsberg]

I think with current gpu's its more relevant to think of cases rather than m/boards, most boards will take most gpu's and some will require extra support. The case needs the space for chosen card and some are pretty tight on space.

[Phénomènes Mystiques]

Originally posted by Bad 💀 Motha:

Long as it has a PCIE X16 slot that is 2.0 or later, it will work.
Minimum CPU should be around Intel 4th Gen i7 + at least 16GB RAM

GTX are kind of pointless now as 1080 Ti is really showing it's age given a RTX 3060 12GB can often do equal or better in gaming as 1080 Ti.

The RTX 4070Ti is double the power of a 1080Ti and is much cheaper than any 30 series.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

I was just using 3060 12GB as a reference because it was a big deal when that came out.

1080 Ti wasn't that expensive if you grabbed one back around 2016-2017 or so; which wasn't hard to snag for around $399 USD

Again if you would just read. I suspect the OP just happens to already own one and just isn't looking to buy a newer GPU just yet. He will eventually as games are already coming out that if even runs on GTX cards, even the 1080 Ti will seem like a GTX 950 by todays standards and the true minimum in alot more modern games now is right around the 2070/2080 area.

4070 Ti still aren't all that great and like all the RTX 40 series, were terribly over-priced for what they actually can do. It won't make sense until the 4070 Ti Super is around 499$ area. Which should happen very soon as the RTX 50 area about to fully get dished out.

[Phénomènes Mystiques]

4070Ti is the start of the 40 series as the 4070 and below are trash junk - you can buy 4070Ti at the same exact price of a 1080Ti (at the 1080Ti release back in 2017) and 4070Ti if you look at the specs which you have not, is equal to about double the 1080Ti making it a valuable GPU with a decent price tag, oh mighty Captain.

[Blaze]

Originally posted by WinterSolstice:

4070Ti is the start of the 40 series as the 4070 and below are trash junk - you can buy 4070Ti at the same exact price of a 1080Ti (at the 1080Ti release back in 2017) and 4070Ti if you look at the specs which you have not, is equal to about double the 1080Ti making it a valuable GPU with a decent price tag, oh mighty Captain. :csd2smile:

I bought the 3060 as suggested by Bad Motha since it's currently at a very hefty discount in my country at around 200 US dollars. The 4070Ti unfortunately does not have a big discount at the moment where the cheapest is at 700 US dollars.

[Blaze]

Originally posted by PopinFRESH:

Not sure what site you are referring to but you can use filters for compatibility on Pc Part Picker

https://pcpartpicker.com/

Thanks, I've been looking for that.

[Phénomènes Mystiques]

Originally posted by Blaze:

Originally posted by WinterSolstice:

4070Ti is the start of the 40 series as the 4070 and below are trash junk - you can buy 4070Ti at the same exact price of a 1080Ti (at the 1080Ti release back in 2017) and 4070Ti if you look at the specs which you have not, is equal to about double the 1080Ti making it a valuable GPU with a decent price tag, oh mighty Captain.

I bought the 3060 as suggested by Bad Motha since it's currently at a very hefty discount in my country at around 200 US dollars. The 4070Ti unfortunately does not have a big discount at the moment where the cheapest is at 700 US dollars.

I tried to find a 30 series and all I am seeing are either used (which I do not want) or new at $1200+ lol with that 4070Ti at $700 which is cheapest here but the R9 5950x is not a good pairing for 4070Ti and I lack PCIe 4.0 although this ASRock x370 board just released a compatibility BIOS for the 40 series using PCIe 3.0, the better pairing for this R9 would be, in fact, the 3080Ti - I guess the thing I am trying to get at here is: for that $200 price-tag, is it new or used?