Will this work in a PCI-1.0 slot?
360456
I do not see why not. I have a pcie but that should not matter however you will not be be able use it to its full capabilities
16247
it depends on it pci expess 2.0... it has to the do with the right voltage if it is compatible...if its 3.0 it dose not work ...3.0 is another voltage....
1031318
Like Rodrigo said, virtually all motherboards that meet the PCI Express 1.0 rating or up will work with this card. Ensure your power supply will have the oomph to run this card.
1729241
All PCIe 2.0 devices work in 1.0 slots. This is not a very power hungry card, so it should work in most computers, but it recommends at least an 400 watt power supply.
1935296
Yes. To quote the PCI Express article in Wikipedia: "A PCIe card physically fits (and works correctly) in any slot that is at least as large as it is (e.g., an x1 sized card will work in any sized slot)." My own experience confirms this and I know I've used the card in either x4 or x16 slots previously.
1764995
It should depends on the size of your box. It is standard PCIe slot and the card is standard size as well. I think it should be fine. But if your box is much slim than others, then you might need to keep looking
2021487
Depends on your motherboard. As long as you have a PCI-E slot, it will work.
87629
Yes it will work but it will be limited in performance by the 1.0 slot as would any card made today. I have one and love it. Performs very well on my xps system.
903642
It will work fine on a pcie 2.0 slot. Pcie 3.0 is backwards compatible with pcie 2.0. This will play most of the newest games on high-ultra high settings @1080p depending of course on the game.
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.
107562
You'll need a PCIe (PCI Express) 16x slot. PCIe cards are both backwards and forwards compatible, so if you have a PCIe 1.0a or 1.1, or a 3.x or 4.x slot, you should still be able to insert and use the card. The performance may or may not be the same, as some revisions of PCIe standard affect data rates, but basic functionality should remain intact regardless of the version. Compatibility with other components is not guaranteed, so if you still have reservations, check your motherboard's QVL (qualified vendor list), if available, or ask around to see if your specific combination of hardware has been tested. You shouldn't have any issues, though.
1999320
Yes a PCI-E x1 card will work in the PCI-E x16 slot on this motherboard. You will just be utilizing the first 18 pins: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express#Pinout
2036718
Yes. This card uses pci express 1.0, while that board supports pci express 2.0, but the newer standard is backwards compatible. This card will work just fine, though a card that supports pci express 2.0 may offer better performance.
2027663
Absolutely no problem. However you do need to make sure that you have a motherboard that has this kind of pci-express slot/support though and if so your good to go just find out from the manufacturer if it does and if not then you know to ask what kind of card slot it does have and order one for that slot. I hope this helps you.
1170897
Yes, it is absolutely compatible, make sure to use the top PCI-E 3.0 slot for the best performance
11586
Yes, I am using a PCIe 2.0 x16 slot for it. The card is kind of wide because of the fans, so make sure you have enough room in case.
266633
This card will only fit into a PCIe slot (PCIe 1, PCIe 4, or even PCIe 16). It simply will not work with the older PCI architecture