Will this fit into any PCI slots like a 5v?
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I am not sure what is meant by 5v, but I installed it into an ancient Pentium board that is running Windows XP that had USB 1.1 ports with no problems because I needed two USB 2.0 ports.
1417264
It worked well in my Tri-Star running Windows XP. The computer was vintage 2006. I don't know if it was 5v or not.
1417265
It is a universal card which is designed to work with 5V and 3.3V. So, yes, it SHOULD work with 5V.
2180779
No. It's a PCI slot card. As long as you have a PCI slot, you're good to go.
9728
Power supply might be to small but as long as long as you have pcie spot open it might.
2097540
It takes up a pci slot. However i find that the power from that switch (thats all it is) is too short to plug in anywhere . Its only like 6" long..and the sticky mounts suck
1423596
According to the specifications page of the installation guide that comes with the card, it can be used in any standard PCI or PCI-X slot with a bus interface rated PCI (3.3V/5V)... I'm using my StarTech 7 Port card in an OLD SOYO (motherboard manufacturing company is now extinct) SY-6VCA, AGP video slot motherboard, circa 1999/2000. It's PCI slots are PCI v2.1/v2.2 compliant, 32bit, 3.3V, with 5V tolerant inputs. Hope this helps...
832857
The card should work just fune with just about any pc. Amazingly enough it does not require additional power from the power supply and installs into a standadrd 16X pcie slot.
619036
I can't say for certain but I would imagine any modern motherboard is compatible with this power supply.
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PCI slots come in two variations: 3.3V, which has a gap closer to the rear panel and 5.5V, which has a gap further from the rear panel. This card features both gaps as it's universal and can be used in either slot, therefore it's called a Universal PCI Card. Note that this does not mean it'll work in PCI-Express slots, just all PCI slots.
1003599
If it accepts the same slot configuration, then it'll work. The voltage rating is approximate.
1041016
As long as it fits in your PCI slot it will work. (Provided you get and install the right drivers) However it physically will not fit in some PC chassis. I had to take a hack saw and trim a little off the metal face plate to get it to seed correctly.
1116283
Not really. You just have to make sure your power supply has 2 6-pin plugs for pci
2237620
In theory it should. I bought it to use a video card in an older PC, of the 5 I tried 2 failed to be recognized. So it's just a matter of chance if the motherboard chipset, this adapter, OS and PCIe card decides to play nice.
1861769
All PCI-e socket sizes are compatible as long as the card fits in the device. So that won't be a problem.
1847741
After looking at the specs for the motherboard, I'd say no. I only see PCI-E slots spec'd, no PCI slots. This adapter's purpose is to allow the user to plug PCI-E cards into a motherboard equipped with PCI slots and not the other way around.
1423597
it will fit in any PCI slot as they are standard. Do not get it confused with PCIe. this is a whole different story. even though the PCIe looks similar they are not.
1678837
This card fits a 5 Volt PCI slot with rejection slot positioned further away from the face plate. PCI slot on motherboard may be 5 Volt with rejection slot positioned away from the face plate end, or 3.3 Volt with rejection slot closer to the face plate end of the card. If needed, Google images of 5 Volt PCI slot to be sure you have the correct PCI slot on your motherboard.
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It has two slots so it would fit a 5v or 3.3v slot, 3.3v slots are fairly uncommon from what I have found though. Do you know what mother board you have, or model of pc?