Will this fit in any PCI slot such as a 5v?
493609
I'm no computer tech, but I clicked on the "Start" button on my computer, and then clicked on "about your computer" link. I was able to access a diagram of the insides of my computer, showing where the extra PCI slots are. I was using windows XP at the time, and I already had the Service Packs 1 and 2 installed in my computer, so I had no trouble installing and using the 5-port USB card. Now I have an HP Notebook and Windows 7, so I don't use the old desktop much. But my husband continues to use it and has no problem. Hope that helps.
493610
I'm certain it would. But you might find the following of some help: http://www.swyx.com/support/knowledge-base/article-details/swyxknowledge/kb2471.html
493611
I have been using it in a standard PCI slot of an older Dell Optiplex 210L desktop since I bought it some time ago. It has worked fine and did not require any special set-up. I'm not sure, but I believe the 5v is just a standard full size 32 bit PCI slot. Hope this helps.
1478091
Yes this will work in a PCIe 2.0 slot, all 3.0 cards are backwards compatible.
1003599
If it accepts the same slot configuration, then it'll work. The voltage rating is approximate.
889819
Yes it does fit. Go to the wiki on PCI. The card itself is a universal (3.3Volt & 5Volt) 32-bit card. Works pretty much any motherboard with a pci slot. Motherboards today use the 5Volt notch so you can just plug it in.
428857
any motherboard has a PCIE 16X slot can fit with this graphic card. The only thing need to be notice is the power ,at least 650W
844046
It will work in any computer that has a PCI Express slot. also make sure your power supply can handle it. most likely it will
681623
Should be able too depends how big your power supply is depends what pci it uses or pci express even thou board equiped with both.
469063
Yeah it'll fit, It's a simple PCI card. I have two and they fit in my Dell XPS tower till I moved it, my ASUS M2N motherboard, and my GIGABYTE motherboard.
1678837
This card fits a 5 Volt PCI slot with rejection slot positioned further away from the face plate. PCI slot on motherboard may be 5 Volt with rejection slot positioned away from the face plate end, or 3.3 Volt with rejection slot closer to the face plate end of the card. If needed, Google images of 5 Volt PCI slot to be sure you have the correct PCI slot on your motherboard.
849489
Yes it will work in a pcie 8x or 16x slot The power plug is there because electric signals degrade over distance, and the plug is used to compensate for the distance. It's not required but I would recommend using it
87630
I believe so. I have it in a Dell 760 Mini Tower now. I had one PCIE slot as well. To make sure I would contact EVGA support.
1682757
It has two slots so it would fit a 5v or 3.3v slot, 3.3v slots are fairly uncommon from what I have found though. Do you know what mother board you have, or model of pc?
517438
It should fit. You need to make sure you have a free PCIe slot and this card takes up the width of 2 slots. Also, make sure your PSU is at least 400 watts. Here are the dimensions of the card in millimeters 212x120x34 mm
1593825
It depends on your motherboard slot. It goes into the 16pci express slot. Open your computer and check what slots you have, and search on Google for "pci 16x slot" image.
2164388
As long as there isn't anything else already in the PCIe x16 slot and your not drawing an enormous amount of power from the Power Supply for some reason then it should .
86653
I believe so... The card doesn't need it's own power supply, so you should be good. It does require the pci-e slot on your board.
575996
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.