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Trouble here with PCI Slot

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Hello :ange: Im having trouble with buying my graphics card and i my problem is with the motherboard... Let's get to the point i have PCI-E 16x slot but it needs to be 1.1 or 2.0 generation and i don't know what my type is... The motherboard is J&W A690G please i cannot find info anywere you are my last hope guys someone with Expirience should know this so Thank you in advance :wahoo:

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If your MB has a PCIE, it will support any PCIE graphics card. 1.1 and 2.0 designate bandwidth available through the slot. PCIE graphics cards are compatible with either, they are backwards compatible.

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Why does the slot need to be PCIe 1.1 or 2.0?

Any video card should be backwards compatible with any PCIe slot.

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Ok so will i lose performance ?on my PCI x16 slot ?

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If your mother board has a 1.1 PCI-E SLOT,YOU CAN RUN A 2.0 video card with no loss in performance.However if you had an older SLI board,based on 1.1,and you ran 2 video cards based on 2.0,you may have a slight performance hit.But again,that is based on what other hardware you're running such as CPU,RAM,PSU,etc.But for the single card applicatio,no worries.

Dahak

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Dahak wrote :

If your mother board has a 1.1 PCI-E SLOT,YOU CAN RUN A 2.0 video card with no loss in performance.However if you had an older SLI board,based on 1.1,and you ran 2 video cards based on 2.0,you may have a slight performance hit.But again,that is based on what other hardware you're running such as CPU,RAM,PSU,etc.But for the single card applicatio,no worries.

Dahak


WoW Dahak thank you i owe you my life btw how sure are you if i have 1.1 pci e ... i mean the motherboard is made in 2007 second quarter ...i dont know if 1.1 buses were popular then...

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