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Q: Wondering if this is Backwards Compatible with PCI-E 3.0 motherboard slot?
A: Ahort answer yes. I havnt tested if it still only runs x8 or x16 on pcie 3 tho. But thats not to big a deal for a middle tier ard tho.
A: Man, your mother board is more qualified to run it than the board that I had it on, which was a MSI 7888 Jasmine with only a PCi-e 2.0, and it worked better than fine for me. I even played some games in full 4K at 60 fps. So I can only imagine that your board, which has a PCi-e 3.0 slot would actually run it even better than what I was running it on. Not to mention that my APU was an A8 6500b - a 13 year old chip. I say the board that I "had" it on because I just did a full computer upgrade by ditching my (just as of a few days ago) old PC in favor of getting something quite a bit more updated. But the short answer is, YES, it should be just fine on your H81M-H.
A: Yes, I was able with no issues.
Q: Will this be good for competitive fortnite and will I be able to run at 240 fps
A: This card is definitely capable of running Fortnite at 1080p with settings pretty much maxed out. 240fps I'm not so sure about. I run at 144fps.
Q: Will I able to run at 144mhz.
A: Yes you can.
Q: Hello I'm wondering if this will fit in a hp pavilion 690-0024
A: Yes it will.
Q: Will my i7 3700 cap the card?
A: I think what you are asking is if your i7 37xx CPU will work with this card. If that is indeed what you are asking. then the answer is yes, provided your motherboard's BIOS has UEFI and it is enabled. Not sure if your motherboard has UEFI enabled? In Windows 10, search for System Information, then verify the following setting - BIOS Mode: UEFI. I use this card on my i7 3770 desktop and it plays games at 1080p just fine. Obviously, my CPU is the the bottleneck, but it plays the games fine for me. Verify that your PC case has enough room. Mine barely fit in the case as the cards are much longer and taller than in the past.