Yes, it works - and it should work with PCI-E 1.0 slots as well, but I'm not sure if I have anything quite THAT old still around.
Topic: Pcie riser (Read 126 times)
Yes, Worked.
PCIe 2.0 came out in 2007. It can handle 1–5 billion transfers per second. Each lane can send 500 MB/second. PCIe 3.0 came out in 2010. It can handle up to 8 billion transfers per second. The slot is the same, and the newer specification supports faster transfers, but is compatible with previous speeds.PCI express 2.0 has a peak speed of 8 GB/s. and PCIe 3.0 has a peak speed of 16 GB/s. No it does not influence the memory tech you have (DDR2/GDDR5/whatever)..
Speed is the main difference.
PCIe 2.0 came out in 2007. It can handle 1–5 billion transfers per second. Each lane can send 500 MB/second. PCIe 3.0 came out in 2010. It can handle up to 8 billion transfers per second. The slot is the same, and the newer specification supports faster transfers, but is compatible with previous speeds.PCI express 2.0 has a peak speed of 8 GB/s. and PCIe 3.0 has a peak speed of 16 GB/s. No it does not influence the memory tech you have (DDR2/GDDR5/whatever)..
Speed is the main difference.
It should work because PCI 3 GPUs are backwards compatible with PCI 2 slots. But I might be wrong.
Hello guys,
Does Pcie Riser 3.0 works if my pcie
On motherboard is 2.0.
Thanks in advance!
Does Pcie Riser 3.0 works if my pcie
On motherboard is 2.0.
Thanks in advance!
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