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Topic: How to put graphic card into PCIE-1x slot ? (Read 5792 times)

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June 06, 2011, 01:54:35 PM
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You might want to check out this guys setup: http://blog.zorinaq.com/?e=42.
He uses pcie 1x extenders to run 4 cards.
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i heard that you have to "tweak" a bit your card to plug it in pcie-x 1 but, can smb who did it write? : )
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I am also interested in the answer to this question. I guess if this is possible it should be done with somethig like PCIe extender.
I have a bad experience with old MBs. Recently bought Connect3d ATI HD5570 (for having hdmi output to TV on my old PC), inserted the card and nothing happened - still the built in VGA card was working. BIOS options were fine - use PCI Express Video card.
So I've updated the BIOS of my old ASROCK MB and after this the ATI turned on. I've installed Windows XP without problems, restarted the machine and again ...
the built in video VGA was up and running again and no VGA signal into output from the ATI card. Checked the BIOS options - PCI Express was selected.
And this continued happening at random intervals - Every time I turned on the computer either built-in card is on or pci express is on without a way to control it. So I gave up.
Any ideas ? I guess to buy a new MB Smiley Mine is ASROCK ConRoe1333-D667 running the latest BIOS
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you're sure ? Smiley
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I believe the first notch on a graphics card slides right into an x1 slot, no fuss no muss.

If not: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16815158223&cm_re=pci_to_pcie-_-15-158-223-_-Product
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Hi.

I'm new here. I tried to find some info here how to put GPU Radeon HD5870 into PCIE-1x slot. Could someone please describe it, or just post a link ? Smiley Please
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