Does Silverstone Tek PCI Express Card USB 3 drivers support w2k ( windows 2000 ) ?
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Per their website, no, it does not support Windows 2K. Minimum OS is Windows XP.However, the greater concern is the motherboard and the BIOS on that MB. Older MBs/BIOSes (for which the board seem to have been designed), don't seem to handle it well (code 39 errorsin "Device Manager"). And, since more modern MBs already have USB 3.0 ports "on board," I don'tsee the point. If you need more USB 3.0 ports, I suggest a product like this: Plugable 7-Port USB 3.0 SuperSpeed Hub with 25W Power Adapter and Two Ports with BC 1.2 Charging Support for Android, Apple iOS, and Windows Mobile Devices Just my experience and opinion... :) Per their website, no, it does not support Windows 2K. Minimum OS is Windows XP.However, the greater concern is the motherboard and the BIOS on that MB. Older MBs/BIOSes (for which the board seem to have been designed), don't seem to handle it well (code 39 errorsin "Device Manager"). And, since more modern MBs already have USB 3.0 ports "on board," I don'tsee the point. If you need more USB 3.0 ports, I suggest a product like this: Plugable 7-Port USB 3.0 SuperSpeed Hub with... » Read More Per their website, no, it does not support Windows 2K. Minimum OS is Windows XP.However, the greater concern is the motherboard and the BIOS on that MB. Older MBs/BIOSes (for which the board seem to have been designed), don't seem to handle it well (code 39 errorsin "Device Manager"). And, since more modern MBs already have USB 3.0 ports "on board," I don'tsee the point. If you need more USB 3.0 ports, I suggest a product like this: Plugable 7-Port USB 3.0 SuperSpeed Hub with 25W Power Adapter and Two Ports with BC 1.2 Charging Support for Android, Apple iOS, and Windows Mobile Devices Just my experience and opinion... :) « Show Less
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Based on the Manufacturer no it is not supported by Windows 2000. It only supports Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 32 & 64 bit.
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Per their website, no, it does not support Windows 2K. Minimum OS is Windows XP. However, the greater concern is the motherboard and the BIOS on that MB. Older MBs/BIOSes (for which the board seem to have been designed), don't seem to handle it well (code 39 errors in "Device Manager"). And, since more modern MBs already have USB 3.0 ports "on board," I don't see the point. If you need more USB 3.0 ports, I suggest a product like this: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008ZGKWQI/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pd_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=T9RSQEJXT8LI&coliid=I2HVGG7I77KZIS Just my experience and opinion... :)
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I don't know; I've only use it with Windows. No driver was needed; just plugged it in and was recognized as an external drive and read the card.
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Yes it is, just plug the USB in and it'll install drivers from there that work just fine. I'd suggest updating the drivers off of Corsair's website, but it should work out of the box with Win8.
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I am using mine between an XP box and a Win7 box. I would check with IOGEAR regarding Win2K, but it may come down to the USB revision.
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From the quick search of your motherboard: Your board supports PCI-e The card is PCI-e 3.0 Generally devices are backwards comparable but you will experience slower bus speeds. I am not sure if you have 3.0 or not, but the card should work regardless. The only downfall I dislike about this specific card is it says it supports SLI, but does NOT actually have the ports. So it supports it, just cant use it? Thats silly to me.
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According to microsoft it is; here's the site to get the driver: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/Details.aspx?type=Hardware&p=SCM%20SCR3340%20-%20SMART%20card%20reader%20-%20ExpressCard%2F54&v=SCM%20Microsystems%2C%20Inc.&uid=&pf=1&pi=3&c=Graphics%20Cards%20%26%20Components&sc=Smart%20Cards&os=32-bit
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Works in the PCI Express 2.0 slot in my HP Pavilion's motherboard. Yes, it is backwards compatible
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It's possible; I have not tested the card on any Windows systems, unfortunately. It is a "legacy" card. But, there may be support for it under Win7 64-bit. Look at the Microsoft Windows 7 Hardware Compatibility List on Microsoft's Website. I hope that helps. Another option is to look at online forums for user-developed drivers.
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you have to check if your motherboard has the half-mini PCI-e. In windows 8.1 it works and I don't think you'll need special drivers.
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It's PCI Express 3.0,..says right on the box in fine print. I think most platforms from the last 5 years or so have been 3.0.
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Only for the two USB 3 ports to work. Everything else will work fine. If you do not have a USB 3 connection on your motherboard, you can get a pci-e USB 3 card for cheap (~ $10)and use that. Just make sure that it also has the internal connectors.
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Yes. As an older (PCI) card you get legacy support for free under Windows, no driver installation required.
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No motheboard needs a PCI e 2.0 slot. To verify contact nvidia.com/page/support.html
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According to MSI website the card runs on the PCI Express x16 3.0 port. This will not work due to the card requiring a newer skit than the one you mentioned.
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Not sure the box says PCI express 2.0 or PCI express 3.0 compliant motherboard with one graphic slot , Microsoft windows 8/7/Vista/XPNeeds a 350w or greater power supply.
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I read on wikipedia that PCI-E 1.0 and 2.0 were backwards compatable. Only in "very rare cases" would they not work together. I, like you, am planning on getting this as an upgrade from the 8600 GTS.
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Yes, under two conditions:1. You have a motherboard with a PCIe 1X slot2. use the Realtek driver for WIN98/Me from this address: http://www.realtek.com/downloads/downloadsView.aspx?Langid=1&PNid;=13&PFid;=5&Level;=5&Conn;=4&DownTypeID;=3&GetDown;=false