Is it compatible with RTX 30? null

Yes this is compatible with 3000 Series Nvidia cards.

It is depends on which one your getting, let's say you have 3050 or 3060 you can try R5 7600x R7 7700x

Yes. Haven't had any issues with my 3090.

In response to the prior couple people: they’re both basically correct. Provided you’ve got physically compatible parts (ie, not trying to use an old AGP card in a new PCI motherboard) then yes for the most part you use any GPU with any CPU (but remember, high power GPUs also require higher wattage PSUs). Having said that, bottlenecks do exist. And the second answer is also correct that you’re going to severely underperform with most GPUs if pairing it with this CPU. To clarify a bit more, however, it should be noted that even the currently most powerful GPU available - the 3090Ti would somewhat bottleneck this CPU. In order to really test the upper potential of these higher end CPUs we’ll need to wait a bit longer for nVidia’s 4090 & AMD’s high end response in the new 7000 GPU series coming soon. They’re announcing Nov 3rd & likely launching something like the 7900XT for sale not long after that. The 4090 & 7900XT will allow us to see what these new CPUs are truly capable of. That said, if you just need good all around performance & don’t need to game at high frame rates at 1440p or 4K, a 3080 or even 3070 would do just fine (or the 6700-6800XT if u prefer AMD & don’t care about Ray Tracing performance…just remember the new 7000 series GPUs are coming soon & will likely outperform the 6000 series by a great amoint…so if I were you I’d be patient).

One of the guys for some reason doesnt understand bottlenecks. Yes technically any cpu is compatible with any graphics card, but that just depends on where the bottleneck is. A 30 series card works, but, if its a 3060, youre not going to be using the full potential of this cpu. a 3080 or higher is probably the best combination to utilize the power of this cpu

You can use any GPU with this CPU. your question doesn't exist. GPU doesn't conflict with CPU/Motherboard/RAM

Why wouldn't it be? Has there ever been a processor from Intel or Amd in the past decade that did not work with Nvidia? Nope!

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Yes this is compatible with 3000 Series Nvidia cards.
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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It is depends on which one your getting, let's say you have 3050 or 3060 you can try R5 7600x R7 7700x
Answered by Tman 3 years ago
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Yes. Haven't had any issues with my 3090.
Answered by Robulite 3 years ago
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In response to the prior couple people: they’re both basically correct. Provided you’ve got physically compatible parts (ie, not trying to use an old AGP card in a new PCI motherboard) then yes for the most part you use any GPU with any CPU (but remember, high power GPUs also require higher wattage PSUs). Having said that, bottlenecks do exist. And the second answer is also correct that you’re going to severely underperform with most GPUs if pairing it with this CPU. To clarify a bit more, however, it should be noted that even the currently most powerful GPU available - the 3090Ti would somewhat bottleneck this CPU. In order to really test the upper potential of these higher end CPUs we’ll need to wait a bit longer for nVidia’s 4090 & AMD’s high end response in the new 7000 GPU series coming soon. They’re announcing Nov 3rd & likely launching something like the 7900XT for sale not long after that. The 4090 & 7900XT will allow us to see what these new CPUs are truly capable of. That said, if you just need good all around performance & don’t need to game at high frame rates at 1440p or 4K, a 3080 or even 3070 would do just fine (or the 6700-6800XT if u prefer AMD & don’t care about Ray Tracing performance…just remember the new 7000 series GPUs are coming soon & will likely outperform the 6000 series by a great amoint…so if I were you I’d be patient).
Answered by mjmj 3 years ago
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One of the guys for some reason doesnt understand bottlenecks. Yes technically any cpu is compatible with any graphics card, but that just depends on where the bottleneck is. A 30 series card works, but, if its a 3060, youre not going to be using the full potential of this cpu. a 3080 or higher is probably the best combination to utilize the power of this cpu
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yes
Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago
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You can use any GPU with this CPU. your question doesn't exist. GPU doesn't conflict with CPU/Motherboard/RAM
Answered by SAYED 3 years ago
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Why wouldn't it be? Has there ever been a processor from Intel or Amd in the past decade that did not work with Nvidia? Nope!
Answered by Alma 3 years ago
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