Is this PCI encrypted?
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I don't know the answer. I bought it to use with my credit card company (Vantix) because they want to charge $40/month forever (or 5 year lease then purchase for $200 at the end). It was very easy to set up by calling the company.
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Nope, it's a disk enclosure with a pci-e card. Nothing network related about it at all.
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I want to say yes from what I saw that it had a pci e I'm not sure which pci e I'm sure it's at least 2.0 which is good enough to run the card, just make sure the card doesn't sag to much
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Yes. This card is a standard PCI card, every pc in existence has at least one pci port including yours.
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Toms hardware web site explains the situation here http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1653731/whats-difference-pcie-x16-pci-express-x16.html#.
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According to the data sheet, the 7k3000 has a self-encryption option. I do not use it and cannot speak with certainty about this option. See data sheet here: http://www.hgst.com/tech/techlib.nsf/techdocs/EC6D440C3F64DBCC8825782300026498
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N Morales is correct. There are 2 connections on this device; a usb connection for power and an old fashioned parallel port for the diagnostic. There is NO PCI connection on the board pictured with this ad.BUT if you look at the "Frequently bought with this item" section at the bottom of the ad, you'll see a tiny but COMPLETELY different picture that DOES have a PCI connector on it. My guess is the seller posted the wrong picture.
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this is pci-e can't remember if it had a bracket for sm form maybe their website can tell you
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No. Regular PCI or PCI-X(mainly server mainboards have this) only. PCI-X and PCI Express are different.http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI-X
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I'm not sure to what you are referring. Do you mean the part of the card that plugs into the PCI socket?
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from what ive read about it yes, you should be able to. but its worth double checking. open up your computer look at the mother board and where the card should go it should read pci 16, if it does your golden.
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It is a PCI-E 1x Card (not PCI) I think so, but it'd be best to check Zotac's site No special power supply needed, it draws it's power from the slot
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hello this is what I understandIf the module M.2 PCI Express is installed, the PCIE slot is disableddo not know if it's true I have not proven
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Yes. You have one PCI Express slot, according to the specifications for your computer I found online.
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Asus lists it as PCI 3.0 Ready. http://www.asus.com/us/Motherboards/P9X79_WS/
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I haven't opened it up, but it looks like there are three (maybe four) expansion slot cut-outs in the back. Another site (Tiger Direct) lists it as having 2 - PCI Express X1 Slots, 1 - PCI Express X16 Slot, and 1 - PCI Slot.
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It has been some time since I used this card. My recollection is that it is only PCI (not express format). It was purchased for the IDE and eSata functionality, although I believe it has at least 1 internal Sata connector.