will this card fit a PCI Express x16 (Gen 2.0) card slot?? Thanks
1825652
No, it's not proper for PCI Express cards. It only fits regular 32-bit PCI slots.
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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.
202025
I do not have that motherboard, so I can not say 100% that it will work. However, that board does have a PCIe (PCI Express) x16 slot which will take a standard PCIe graphics card (which this is), it doesn't matter if it's PCIe v2.0 or PCIe v3.0. Both should work. If you are using the onboard graphics you may need to disable it when you install the EVGA card, that kind of stuff (if necessary) can be done in the BIOS. Good Luck.
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The card is 2.0 x16 compatible. Hopefully this will help you decide on your purchase.
889817
It will fit a PCI slot but will not fit the newer PCI express slots. Most newer computers have PCI express and no longer have the older PCI slots. The card is made to look like it will fit a PCI express 16 slot but it will not. So people are duped into ordering a card that will not fit in the newer computers. Look at the slots on your computer if it is white and the smaller plug is on the right it is an older PCI slot, if the slot is black and the smaller plug is on the left it is a PCI express and this card will not fit. There is also a smaller PCI express slot. Look at your available slots to see what you need to get. It will fit a PCI slot but will not fit the newer PCI express slots. Most newer computers have PCI express and no longer have the older PCI slots. The card is made to look like it will fit a PCI express 16 slot but it will not. So people are duped into ordering a card that will not fit in the newer computers. Look at the slots on your computer if it is white and the smaller plug is on the right it is an older PCI slot, if the slot is black and the smaller plug is on the left it is a PCI express and this card will not fit. There is also a smaller PCI express slot. Look at your available... » Read More It will fit a PCI slot but will not fit the newer PCI express slots. Most newer computers have PCI express and no longer have the older PCI slots. The card is made to look like it will fit a PCI express 16 slot but it will not. So people are duped into ordering a card that will not fit in the newer computers. Look at the slots on your computer if it is white and the smaller plug is on the right it is an older PCI slot, if the slot is black and the smaller plug is on the left it is a PCI express and this card will not fit. There is also a smaller PCI express slot. Look at your available slots to see what you need to get. « Show Less
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Yes. The bandwidth in your 2.0 x16 slot will be comparable to PCIe 3.0 x8, which is more than enough headroom. It's a great card, go for it!
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a pci-express 3 will work on a PCI Express 2 or PCI Express 1 slot it's backwards compatible
1661633
I believe the components would be compatible; however, I do not believe it would fit. Depending on where the x16 slot is, you might can just remove the cover to let it clear, although I do not advise it.
1478091
Yes this will work in a PCIe 2.0 slot, all 3.0 cards are backwards compatible.
1166735
John, I'm unsure if this card fits in a PCI Express slot (although the description says it does). It is rather large. Also, be aware that it uses two (2) six-pin power connectors on your motherboard.
1598139
Its a dual slot card @ 6inches in length. Check your chassis to see if it will fit.
1548259
Yup, actually has 3 - 2.0 x16 PCI Express Slots which will run at dual x16 (this is where your dual gtx 970 would be) or x16, x8, x8 (if you add a third card)!
2070826
To be honest I don't know exactly what GEN 1.0 x16 is; but I can tell you that I have installed this card on two 8+ year old DELL computers that have a single PCI Express slot that supports this card. The card works fine for these two computers which are used to "remote in" to office computers using a BOTH a high resolution 27" monitor (2560x1440) AND an HD (1920x1080) monitor. Not bad for a $99+/- video card in 8 year old computers. I have found that this (and its predecessor(s) still available) are the only high-performance video cards that utilize only a single PCI slot. Seems like all new high performance video cards take up the width of two PCI Express slots. I hope this helps.
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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
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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 .
1046566
If the motherboard has a pci express x16 slot then yes, even if it is x8. Consult your motherboard manual
1352453
Card should work in any PCIe slot. Great if you have a PCIe X1 slot. The card I received had the JMicron chipset.