A:AnswerI just upgraded from a GTX 1070 and all the connections were exactly the same so you should be alright there. Be sure to do a clean install of the Nvidia Graphics Drivers when you get it up and running.
A:AnswerYour power supply hasn't eight pin connector on it, you're 3070 that has a 12 pin has an adapter that goes from two eight pins to a 12 pin so all you would do is take that adapter off that you're using now on your 3070 and then just plug one of the eight pins into your new 4070 pretty self-explanatory
A:AnswerI haven't used a 760 before but at a glance I'd say you should check your power connectors for your PSU. This one uses an 8 pin connector. Very cursory research suggests that the 760 uses two 6 pin connectors. So make sure you'd have the appropriate cable on your PSU to connect this (and if you don't have an 8 pin PCIe cable then consider upgrading your PSU as well).
Additionally, I'd only really bother getting this if you have a motherboard with a PCIe 4.0 x16 slot. The 760 looks to be PCIe 3.0. If your mobos PCIe slots are only 3.0 then you may be throttling this card, at least if you want to take advantage of up-scaling and ray-tracing. (Note that you for sure don't need PCIe 5.0 for this card, or any current graphics card.)
A:AnswerHello,
Please visit the AORUS redemption page, unfortunately we are unable to to post the link here. From there, you will be able to redeem your game code. Hope that helps!
- KP
