Is this hub compatible with PCIe cards in Windows PCs?
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Not sure what you're asking. This is a external hub, so it has no impact on your PCIe card utilization, though as with all USB devices, it does grab a few cycles to service its master USB connection to your computer. If you had a PCIe card with more USB ports, you would be able to use them as well. An advantage of external hubs is more convenient power cable routing than is available in a small desktop chassis.
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MANUFACTURER ANSWER: Thanks for asking! Usually, however older add on USB 3.0 cards may have issues. This hub is not recommended for use with older Texas Instruments, Fresco Logic, Etron, or Wistron USB 3.0 host controllers.
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This hub is USB 3.0 and backwards compatible with earlier versions of USB. It is plug and play with Windows 8.1 64 bit (which I run). Just plug it into a USB port, power it up and it works. The card you are running is irrelevant. It plugs into a USB port.
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I do not know, but I doubt it will work because USB does not work with the protocol PCI-E
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Mine is working on a windows vista pc I took out the pci card for wireless and am using this via usb port hub setup
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There should be a smaller plug, usually black, at the back of the motherboard that says PCIE under it. If you have the plug it should work as long as you have an available power plug to fit.
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you have to check if your motherboard has the half-mini PCI-e. In windows 8.1 it works and I don't think you'll need special drivers.
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The spec sheets online say that the 110-430 has a PCIe slot, so this should work. It also says that this is the only expansion port, so you won't be able to add any other PCIe devices.
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According to microsoft it is; here's the site to get the driver: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/Details.aspx?type=Hardware&p=SCM%20SCR3340%20-%20SMART%20card%20reader%20-%20ExpressCard%2F54&v=SCM%20Microsystems%2C%20Inc.&uid=&pf=1&pi=3&c=Graphics%20Cards%20%26%20Components&sc=Smart%20Cards&os=32-bit
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Pciex1 is the slot I used. Worked fine in win 7 now using with win 8, no problems
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In most case;the motherboard comes with two usb connecter, you have to give up one to connect the pcie card. if you need it you have to buy a adapter. but in most cases you will inord it.
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I'm sure it will. But if you have Windows 7, I wouldn't use it. Get one that is compatible with Windows 7 for best results. Don't forget that it is for a PCI slot only.
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Yes it is, just plug the USB in and it'll install drivers from there that work just fine. I'd suggest updating the drivers off of Corsair's website, but it should work out of the box with Win8.
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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
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This is a USB 2.0 hub. It is compatible with any version of Windows that supports USB (including,of course) Win 7. Let me know if you've any other questions.vchorney@verizon.net
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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
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Yes, this item is compatible with the motherboard.However without the presence of an internal USB3.0 Type-A port the cable will need to be run through the system to one of the back panel ports if you wish to mount the hub in a drive bay.
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No. It's a PCI slot card. As long as you have a PCI slot, you're good to go.
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I did see drivers for this network card for workstations only servers. I used it on a server. The connection is PCI Express.