“This card says it's a GDDR6. Would it still work in my MSI Z270 MPOWER Titanium? My current card is an Nvidia geforce gtx 1070 which is GDDR5.”

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• Yes it will!

  Answered by Justin 6 years ago

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• Should work fine, as long as your power supply can handle it.

  Answered by dvdmatrix 6 years ago

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• I went from a gtx 1050Ti (GDDR5) to a RTX 2070.

  Answered by AndrewM 6 years ago

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• Yes, It should be okay. If anything it will underclock it but I doubt it.

  Answered by Redcon605 6 years ago

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• I installed this card in a system that was built back in 2015 during the 9-series era. I'm pretty sure your motherboard is newer than mine (asrock H97m-ITX) so I would think you would be fine in terms of compatibility.

  Answered by Matt 6 years ago

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