Can you use the fast new UHS II cards with this?
1520442
I don't know. I don't like the product and suggest that you look at a different brand.
359429
I use a high speed 64gig no problem. I have read that some have trouble with slower cards.
1042686
Yes, you can. However, expect a VERY SMALL performance drop compared to pci e 3. Only about 1-3 fps. I have the card and love it! I highly recommend!
491351
Provided you have the correct slot open, yes, but I would suggest getting a newer card. This one is great for boosting performance of older computers, but newer ones not so much.
1092048
you can simply install thr p6142p parts and you can use the card you currently have
2037889
I am not sure. I have not tried, however I know that the newer cards cannot be unlocked, and this was bought brand new mid February, so doubt that it can to be honest. It can get overclocked. Hope this helps!
1850274
No you can not. The chips are different for the two cards, it will not work. For it to work it has to have the same chip set.
2189677
I'm running a 2.something card so I'm not 100% sure. If it doesn't say so in the specs I'd keep looking for one that specifies 3.0
322004
I would say no, because if you look at the pictures of the two cards really closely, the distance between the two ports on the old card is greater than the distance between the two ports on the newer card.
515136
from what ive read about it yes, you should be able to. but its worth double checking. open up your computer look at the mother board and where the card should go it should read pci 16, if it does your golden.
628027
technically compatible. But this card is universally unstable. I would advise to look elsewhere.
907388
yes you can.... just make sure you hane a least a Pentium 4 running your computer ans all the ram you can get, I bought this card and work perfect
804314
Yes can. As others said, you'll just have to use a different port for them. This card is amazing and quite and If you're only using it for everyday stuff, it will run just fine. It'll put out 4k resolution as well
73776
Yes. Recommend a 32GB class 10 card but lower capacity cards will be fine too.
2178535
Sorry, But no. You will need something like a highpoint PCIe card that may support that.
1445465
Should be OK. Follow link to compare cards. Good luck. http://www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php?card1=520&card2=652
2053490
There should be no compatibility issues reading or writing to your card. I've bought two of these units over the years and they are life savers for those of us using older equipment.