are there any wires needing attachment to this Half to Full Height Mini PCI Express(PCI-E) Card Bracket Adapter
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No, it is just a simple matter if screwing in two small bolts. I am blind and I did it .
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This is just a bracket to fit a half height card so it "reached" the screw post for a full height slot. If you are adapting a half height wifi card to a machine that has a full height slot - you will need enough slack in the connector wires to reach the half height card. This means the antenna leads would have to extend currently to about 1/2 way down a full height card. If you are using this to adapt a half height MSATA - you will not need any wires ( no worries !). I hope that makes sense. I use this adaptor to jam newer "N" wifi cards in older notebooks ( typically dell machines ) . This is just a bracket to fit a half height card so it "reached" the screw post for a full height slot. If you are adapting a half height wifi card to a machine that has a full height slot - you will need enough slack in the connector wires to reach the half height card. This means the antenna leads would have to extend currently to about 1/2 way down a full height card. If you are using this to adapt a half height MSATA - you will not need any wires ( no worries !). I hope that makes sense. I use this adaptor to jam newer "N" wifi cards in older notebooks ( typically... » Read More This is just a bracket to fit a half height card so it "reached" the screw post for a full height slot. If you are adapting a half height wifi card to a machine that has a full height slot - you will need enough slack in the connector wires to reach the half height card. This means the antenna leads would have to extend currently to about 1/2 way down a full height card. If you are using this to adapt a half height MSATA - you will not need any wires ( no worries !). I hope that makes sense. I use this adaptor to jam newer "N" wifi cards in older notebooks ( typically dell machines ) . « Show Less
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No- the wires connect to the mini PCIe board. Only screws connect this to the wifi board
1313997
No, it is just a simple matter if screwing in two small bolts. It extends the size of the card to reach a further bracket.
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I updated my Dell D630 internal network adapter to an "802.11n" and the device came in the mini PCI Express footprint. I bought this card along with the nic adapter and it installed very smoothly. It does the job of securing the NIC card reliably. I could not be more satisfied with it. I strongly recommend it when installing a PCI mini Express. Fits like a glove... or should I say, it fits like it was made for this purpose - and it was :)
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This product comes with no wires, only two screws which are used to attach it to the half height mini PCI-E card.
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No wires needed only screws the only wire i come to mind of if you attach a wireless network mini pci card you need 2 cables for the antenna
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Yes, that is way too big - not sure where they are getting those specs even if they are including the cables? Anyway, I would look here for the actual size of the supply: http://www.evga.com/products/pdf/100-B1-0500-KR.pdf
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This card can also fit in a low profile application. It comse delivered with brackets for half-height installations
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The one that I purchased came with both the Low profile and standard bracket. Make sure you research before you purchase. I have a mini-ITX board and used the only slot availible. This card will not work in the first slot on some chipsets, including mine. My seller wanted to charge 20% for the return.
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No, it's not proper for PCI Express cards. It only fits regular 32-bit PCI slots.
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I see two 1x pci-e connectors, and even if they are already used up, if that extra 16x pci-e connector is vacant, it can also be used, I've done it myself. The rest is a matter of checking minimum requirements, but I don't see any reason why it shouldn't work. Happy capturing ;)
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Sorry Charles, this does not include a Low Profile Bracket. If you can use a PCI or PCI-X (slower but they work) dual port gigabit adapter, the Intel Pro 1000 dual port from Amazon has it, I suspect the PCIe models do too. They have been dropping in price recently and are worth looking into.
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I got retail box and all the connectors are there. But not all the power supplies are ready for this card. I use high-end power supply. Therefore I didn't have a problem Make sure you have a power supply compatible with two six pin PCI power connectors. You should be running 600 Watt power supply at least. With two separate power channels and six pin connectors on them. This is not a power-hungry card but reliable power supply is very important.
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Yes this wire matches the PCIE/CPU connectors on the power supply and should be able to extend the wire you already have. This length of wire is best for an extension unless you have a small computer, I would buy something longer if you are buying this as a replacement. You don't need to worry about ever putting too much power through the wire regardless of your PSU size.And also this is not compatible with any molex type connector unless you also buy an adapter. In which case they sell molex to 8-pin adapters in this length and it would probably be cheaper/more reliable than buying two separate items. NZXT does not sell one on Amazon, I am not sure they make one. Yes this wire matches the PCIE/CPU connectors on the power supply and should be able to extend the wire you already have. This length of wire is best for an extension unless you have a small computer, I would buy something longer if you are buying this as a replacement. You don't need to worry about ever putting too much power through the wire regardless of your PSU size.And also this is not compatible with any molex type connector unless you also buy an adapter. In which case they sell molex to 8-pin adapters in this length and it would probably be cheaper/more reliable than... » Read More Yes this wire matches the PCIE/CPU connectors on the power supply and should be able to extend the wire you already have. This length of wire is best for an extension unless you have a small computer, I would buy something longer if you are buying this as a replacement. You don't need to worry about ever putting too much power through the wire regardless of your PSU size.And also this is not compatible with any molex type connector unless you also buy an adapter. In which case they sell molex to 8-pin adapters in this length and it would probably be cheaper/more reliable than buying two separate items. NZXT does not sell one on Amazon, I am not sure they make one. « Show Less
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They never do actually.. its just the card manuals and a do not disturb im gaming sign. When yiou buy a power supply it should have ample cables provided for you in order to setup your hardware. Most manufacturers just ship video cards with manuals. Hope this was helpful.
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Yes. Ensure that at least one pci-e slot is available for the fan card when connected to the molex cable.
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This item doesn't require any external power connectors; it only draws power from the PCI Express slot. Hope this helps.
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None and cables aren't the longest. Can't really run behind atx motherboards.
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No. Its PCI not pci-e. The connectors are different drspitecthe similar name.
192001
Just one of the mounting brackets. Assuming you have more brackets than PCI ports than your good!
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Sorry, but your wording makes the question ambiguous. Here is what I can say: My unit came complete with the low-profile bracket attached. I took that one off and attached the taller bracket that was included in the package. Then, I installed the card in my desktop PC, connected it to my 4K monitor using an HDMI-to-DVI cable, turned the PC on and installed the drivers from the CD that came in the package, and it all was operational.
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yes. Pci express 2.0 is fine. thats what mine is on. theres not a lot of boards w/ pci 3.0 anyway or they are very expensive. you'll lose nothing on a pci-E 2.0