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Then select PEG or PCIe in the init sequence, that way the motherboard knows to initialize that slot first in the startup sequence.
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mbreslin1954

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No one uses the old PCI slots for video. I tried it once, about eight or nine years ago, with a very old business-type PC that had AGP slot for video cards. I bought a used PCI video card and installed it, and it sucked big time. Much worse than current integrated video. I never used it because even nine years ago it couldn't play any games.

If you're asking about a selection in BIOS, then it is referring to a discrete video card (PCIEx) or something else, possibly PCI. If you have a discrete video card and your computer is no older than seven years old, choose PCIEx, that's what you are using.
 
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actually I was searching my mobo's BIOS menu and when I ran to this option I have no Idea that which one do I choose to benefit my PC performance .. I have foxconn g31mx Mobo and his Amd 5400 series graphic card and Intel pentium Chipset.
 
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