Can this be used with a b450 motherboard? null

Yes, definitely compatible. But due to your board not supporting PCI Gen. 4 you miiight see a very tiny performance hit, literally by 1 or 2 fps. I wouldn't worry about it at all

While technically true, here's a rather thorough article from TechSpot that analyzed that very question: https://www.techspot.com/review/2104-pcie4-vs-pcie3-gpu-performance/ Bottom line, the difference in raw GPU performance in PCIe 3.0 vs PCIe 4.0 is not much, but they tested it only using a 3080. It may be safe to infer that the differences will be roughly the same for cards across the board. PCIe 4.0 *really* makes a difference for SSD's, though. That said, it's perfectly fine to stay with a B450 board as you will see a big jump in performance in the 3060 Ti (or not a lot, depending on what card you have right now, assuming you're using a PC right now). I'm using a B450 board myself and I'm fine with it.

Yes it can, 3060ti is a pcie 4.0 card but it is compatible with pcie 3.0 which is your motherboard

yes it support pci 3.0 and 4.0 so you good to go . I'm from Europe end up over looking for graphic card to buy as there is global shortage of any cards :) grab one if you can

Yeah, It's able to run on any type of motherboard that is in a case large enough to support it which shouldn't be a problem.

Yea it’ll work the only compatibly issues are bottle necks and psu cpus in b450 movie most likely won’t bottle neck and I’m assuming u have at least a 600w psu so u should be fine

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Answered by CussTomer 4 years ago
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Yes, definitely compatible. But due to your board not supporting PCI Gen. 4 you miiight see a very tiny performance hit, literally by 1 or 2 fps. I wouldn't worry about it at all
Answered by thenicknac 4 years ago
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While technically true, here's a rather thorough article from TechSpot that analyzed that very question: https://www.techspot.com/review/2104-pcie4-vs-pcie3-gpu-performance/ Bottom line, the difference in raw GPU performance in PCIe 3.0 vs PCIe 4.0 is not much, but they tested it only using a 3080. It may be safe to infer that the differences will be roughly the same for cards across the board. PCIe 4.0 *really* makes a difference for SSD's, though. That said, it's perfectly fine to stay with a B450 board as you will see a big jump in performance in the 3060 Ti (or not a lot, depending on what card you have right now, assuming you're using a PC right now). I'm using a B450 board myself and I'm fine with it.
Answered by Waffler11 4 years ago
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Yes it can, 3060ti is a pcie 4.0 card but it is compatible with pcie 3.0 which is your motherboard
Answered by Nate 4 years ago
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yes it support pci 3.0 and 4.0 so you good to go . I'm from Europe end up over looking for graphic card to buy as there is global shortage of any cards :) grab one if you can
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Answered by Anonymous 4 years ago
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Yeah, It's able to run on any type of motherboard that is in a case large enough to support it which shouldn't be a problem.
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