I know that normally you can use a PCI-e x1 card in a x16 slot, but that doesn't seem to be the case on many of the ITX boards I've looked at. Does anyone know if that is a thing on all ITX boards, or is there some boards that this will work? Any help would be great, I'm kind of stranded on my current build otherwise.
PCI-e x1 NIC in a PCI-e x16 slot on ITX mobo
- Thread starter KyleBT
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Solved it myself. I guess it's just a case by case thing. I emailed Asus support, and the Asus H97I-plus mobo will work with a x1 NIC, but when I talked to MSI, they said none of their ITX boards would work with anything other than a graphics card in the PCI-e slot.
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