Is the graphic card slot PCI-E or AGP?
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Hi Austin The graphics card slot is PCI-E. AGP has not been readily available nor has it been in wide use for a long time now. Hope that helps!
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This is an AGP card, If your machine has an AGP slot it will work and you can call dell or look up the specs. Most machines have a PCI or PCI-express graphics slot.
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This takes up one PCI E slot. The only way you would need another slot for this is if you bought two and ran them in SLI
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All PCI-Express video cards are the same. You just have to know to identify a PCI-Express. Many mobo have different locking systems, you have to take that in consideration, but these are very simple. Just see how they work before trying to put the video card. How do you know which is a PCI-E slot? see images, or even videos. If something doesn't fit well, do NOT force it. Make you sure you touch metal before touching any electronic part to get rid of static. Good luck!
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All I know is it is a PCIe card. So if you have a PCIe slot I'm pretty sure it is.
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No. This has only pci-e. However, the pci-e to PCI adaptor sold here on amazon works fine.
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Standard PCI Express with a single-width x16 graphics slot. Mine just plugged into my PCI Express slot without issue and the card works great.
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I was going to say go to the Dell web site but I just looked, their entire presentation of this model is aimed at the layman and doesn't really say much. under slots it only lists memory, call Dell or maybe look inside to see if you have a pci-e slot.
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The correct answer is either one....yes, it is a PCI-E X1 card, but it will work in a PCI-E X16 slot (including X8, X4, and of course X1).
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this card uses PCI-E slot.just make sure you have this slot available in your motherboard
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My Dell GX260 system board has a 1.5V 4x AGP slot and the card works fine, with no problems thus far.
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My computer has 5 PCI-e slots. I built it myself with an Asus motherboard. You can find pre-built ones with more than one slot though you just have to look for them.
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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
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It is not AGP. I have two of these boards. One running Fedora 19 and One running Windows XP. I used NVidia 8600 GTS and 8800, can't remember the letters on the 8800.On the ram it says you can. I did not do it. I have 4 X 1GB in both machines. Board has multiple speeds. On one board I am running DDR2 667 the other is DDR2 800.It definitely is not quad channel. It may be dual channel but I cannot tell you that. I used the cheapest generic 4 x 1GB memory I could find.
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Yes, pci-e 3.0 is backwards compatible to pci-e 1.0, so a pci-e 3.0 video card will work in any pci-e slot. The only caveat is that it will only negotiate the highest bandwidth that the motherboard will support, so a pci-e 3.0 card will not run at 3.0 bandwidth in a 1.0 slot.
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I have not used the two in combination. The motherboard has a PCI-E 3.0 16x and the graphic card requires this slot so it should work.
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I assume you are asking if it is a "PCI-Express" video card. The answer is no, this is an "AGP" video card. Your computer would need an AGP connector on the motherboard to utilize this card.