Launch price, CPU + card
Will these parts work together?
23 desktop CPUs and 24 graphics cards from AMD, Intel and NVIDIA, with launch prices.
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Launch specs as announced by AMD, Intel and NVIDIA.
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How it works
Every part is checked against the others: socket, memory, chipset, power and size. Nothing is guessed. Where a maker hasn't published a figure, the page says so.
- ✓Socket and memory. The chipset list follows the CPU's socket. AM5 and LGA1851 take DDR5, AM4 takes DDR4, and LGA1700 boards come in either.
- ✓Overclocking. Boards such as B760, B860, B840 and A620 can't overclock the CPU. Unlocked CPUs on them are flagged.
- ✓Power. Peak draw is the CPU's limit (Intel's maximum turbo power, or AMD's socket limit of 1.35 × TDP), plus the graphics card's board power, plus 75 W for the rest of the system. The recommended supply keeps that at 80% load or less, and never goes below the card maker's own advice.
- ✓Size. Lengths are for the maker's own reference card. Partner cards are often longer, so check the exact model.
- ✓Prices. US launch prices (MSRP) only. Today's prices may be higher or lower. Motherboard, memory, storage, case and cooling aren't included.
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