If you need a graphics card to go along with your new CPU, a few Nvidia GeForce RTX GPUs are also on sale, including a few OC ...

I suppose it might fit in a case, but good luck working with anything on the motherboard below the graphics card. Still, it's a little surprising how simple it is to pull off something like this ...

If you’ve ever struggled with replacing your PC’s graphics card, an upcoming Asus motherboard offers some really welcome news: a new retention mechanism that unlocks the card without the need ...

The asus x Noctua collaboration is official, with both companies teaming up to make this rtx 3070 graphics card. Its design ...

Based on Intel's Z790 chipset, it makes a great home for an Intel 14th-gen CPU, and it even has a 16x PCIe 5.0 slot ready for the latest generation of graphics cards, such as the Nvidia RTX 5000 ...

Graphics cards help out with all the processing required to create 2D and 3D graphics, but everything else is handled by the CPU. A CPU sits in a motherboard which connects it to your RAM ...

In general, finding a motherboard that supports an Nvidia graphics card should be a piece of cake. If it's a gaming motherboard released recently, it will almost certainly support a modern GPU ...

This motherboard is no exception, as you can enjoy a full PCIe 4.0 x16 connection for your graphics card or other add-in card. You even get a PCIe 4.0 x4 connection for a high-speed NVMe storage card.

A graphics card will fit in the graphics card slot, and good luck putting the CPU in the ... x16 slot. It’s a long, thin connector located on the rear of the motherboard, below the processor.

RAM, graphics cards, the CPU itself, ... The pins and the slot on the processor and motherboard must be properly lined up. Once inserted, the processor should sit flat on the socket’s surface.