Topic: anyone actually tried PCI to PCI-e converter and works? (Read 2077 times)
Yeah, I'd rather put that money towards a new/better motherboard. Seems like a waste to me.
They can be had for $25. They are useful for adding an extra slot or two to an already existing rig/computer. If you build a rig from scratch, just buy a motherboard with as many slots as you need, that is cheaper.
these things cost 30~40 dollars per slot
a normal pcie slot costs 25 dollars
board 60 (4 slots)
cpu 30
ram 10
a normal pcie slot costs 25 dollars
board 60 (4 slots)
cpu 30
ram 10
Take a look here this member claims to be using them
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/can-i-add-one-more-card-to-this-40755
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/can-i-add-one-more-card-to-this-40755
i will be trying soon
tried to find but seems can't find, only in theory it seems to work
Im wondering same atm.. anyone got any test results.
anyone actually tried PCI to PCI-e converter and works?
because don't seem to see much people using it
is it because cost is too high?
because don't seem to see much people using it
is it because cost is too high?
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