graphics card on pcie 2.0 x1 slot

shamsul_arefin

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i had an old computer , unfortunately it has only one pcie 2.0 x1 slot
cpu is 2100, h61 mobo
will i be able to gtx 950 or 1050ti on this ?
 
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Yes, that board has 1 PCIE x1 slot and 1 PCI slot.
No graphics card for you (unless you change the motherboard). Sorry.

khashayar2000

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Sir The Gpu Can Also Work On Pcie 2.
But The Max Performance Is For Pci Express Gen 3
The Difference Is Low U Got About 4-6% Lower Performance
But Ur Main Problem Is Ur Cpu It Will Bottleneck ur Gpu If U Afford 1050 Ti ( For Sure ) Or Gtx 950 ( Maybe Im Not Sure )
U Are Using LGa 1155 socket . I Suggest U If U Want Ur System For Gaming U Should Change ur Cpu too
If U can Afford A New Mobo Go For It .. Afford And Lga 1151 Mobo With 6th Generations Of Cpus
If U Cant Afford A New Mobo . Afford A Better Cpu Which Can Handle Ur Gpu Better Like I5 Series gen 2 ( sandy Bridge ) or
gen 3 ( better - Ivy Bridge ) Or The i7 Cpus ( Will Face No Bottleneck With Em Whether gen 2 or gen 3 )
Best Regards
 

wernstar

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No. Too little bandwidth on that port. Need at least 4x for gaming.
 

Graphics card needs PCIE x16 slot. x1 slot will be problematic to use.
Can you post manufacturer/model name of your motherboard? You can use CPU-Z mainboard tab to determine that info.
 

juanrdp

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No, it will not work.
He is not talking about a x16 2.0 instead a 3.0 but a x1 2.0.

The slots are just diferent.

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shamsul_arefin

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my motherboard is intel DH61SA

 

shamsul_arefin

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model is intel dh61sa
 

shamsul_arefin

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but there are some pcie x1 gpu (very mean gpu though)
 

juanrdp

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No, it will no work:
In the manual, section 2.2.2.2 you have the available conections:

PCI Express 2.0 x1: one PCI Express 2.0 x1 connector. The x1 interface supports simultaneous transfer speeds up to 1 GB/s of peak bandwidth per direction and up to 2 GB/s concurrent bandwidth.
That's not enought for modern GPUs, you need ar least a x8 PCIe (and the form factor is allways x16) the most basic bandwith that is x x4 in 2.0 is 16Gbps while you have 2.

One Conventional PCI (rev 2.3 compliant) connector.
Thats a legacy connector is no longer in use.

 

rgd1101

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low-low end card that use pcie x1
http://pcpartpicker.com/products/video-card/#i=35