Will this work on an ASUS Windows 7 PCI-e X16 slot?. Thanks.
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Hi, Actually you can connect a PCIe card into a slot that has at least the same number of channels it. In other words, a PCIe x1 card slot can operate in a x4, x8 and x16. The only drawback is that the process does not work on a reciprocal basis (eg, you can not connect a PCIe x16 card into a slot x1) due to physical limitations. When you insert a card in a PCIe slot, just use the number of channels that asks the card. According to the manufacturer Available PCI Express based 1.0a compliant slot.
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Pciex1 is the slot I used. Worked fine in win 7 now using with win 8, no problems
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After looking at the specs for the motherboard, I'd say no. I only see PCI-E slots spec'd, no PCI slots. This adapter's purpose is to allow the user to plug PCI-E cards into a motherboard equipped with PCI slots and not the other way around.
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I believe it should as the card fits into a PCI Express 2.0 x16 slot which your motherboard has, unless of course you have something plugged into that slot already. Your board only has one slot that will fit the card. Also make sure your power supply is rated at least 300 watts. Best of luck.
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To my knowledge no video card has completely saturated the PCIe 2.0 x16 bus so this card should work with no issues. Without knowing what bios you're talking about specifically I can't answer your second question but in general, if the bios supports PCIe it shouldn't have any issues with this card. For a more precise answer google your motherboard model number and possibly the bios version too.
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Yes, this card will work fine in a PCI-E 2.0/2.1 Slot. I've used many PCIE 3.0 Cards in PCIE 2.0/2.1 slots with no problems.
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Yes Yes, the PCI-E bus is a standard - the x1 to x16 indicates the number of lanes supported by the slot. You can get some good details from wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express To summarize for you - as long as the slot has more lanes than the card you want to install in it, it'll work. So, you can put a x1, x4, x8 or x16 card into a x16 slot. The reverse it NOT true - you cannot put an x8 card into a x1 slot, for example. Good luck!
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Yes this will fit on your motherboard on either one of your PCI-E 1x slots or one of your PCI-E 16x slots. Please be sure to view manufactures website if you are using Windows 8 as there have been reviews on other sites (Newegg.com for example) that mention the drivers disk that comes with it does not work/well with windows 8 or 8.1. I used Windows 7 x64 bit and it worked fine.
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I'm sure it will. But if you have Windows 7, I wouldn't use it. Get one that is compatible with Windows 7 for best results. Don't forget that it is for a PCI slot only.
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This will work on a 3.3V 32-bit PCI slot. Source: http://www.intel.com/support/network/adapter/1000mtquad/sb/cs-009537.htm
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According to the Asus site it will work Just fine. This is your motherboards memory specs. Number of Memory Slots:4240pin Memory Standard:DDR3 2133(O.C.)/1866/1600/1333/1066 Maximum Memory Supported:32GB Channel Supported:Dual Channel
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Yes. The PCIe 16x slot will accommodate that card. Make sure your power supply is adequate and has the right number of 6-pin connectors. Use Thermaltake's Power Supply Calculator to make sure you're not under- or over- supplying power to the card.
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Not familiar with that model, but as long as you have an available PCI-E port, it should work. You should be more concerned about the OS you are going to use this on, versus the hardware you are planning on plugging into.
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As long as it fits in your PCI slot it will work. (Provided you get and install the right drivers) However it physically will not fit in some PC chassis. I had to take a hack saw and trim a little off the metal face plate to get it to seed correctly.
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Yes, it will fit and work in the front section of the pcie x16. The slots are backwards compatible, so a 16x will function as a 4x or 1x.
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http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?docname=c03136295&tmp;_task=prodinfoCategory&cc;=us&dlc;=en&lc;=en&product;=5193505The answer is yes. When checking to expansion slots for replacement or additional hardware, check the production specifications and the look under hardware for PCI x16.
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Honestly, I don't know. I had problems fitting the graphics card in the first PCI-E 16x slot due to the RAM modules. Look at this video, it might help with your question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zXbgyGLgAqk