So Sup Forums, what are you using your PCI slots for other than GPUs?
So Sup Forums, what are you using your PCI slots for other than GPUs?
>gpu
what is this Sup Forums?
just use your igp
Networking card, sound card or a internal capture card.
Stuff like that.
m2 adaptar
all I have is some extra USB 3.0 ports in mine right now, would love to add a solid sound card.
usb 3.0
Ethernet port died on motherboard, so i have a tiny pcie x1 networking card
do these hold back their individual speeds or can i get some crazy m2 raid on a pcie m2 card
>find out you can use all pci-e cards in a pci-e x16 slot
Now I can finally make a tiny ITX computer with a soundcard for real-time music playing and an AMD APU to play old games.
I have a PCI sound card in a PCI-X slot.
whats the point of soundcards in this day and age though
are you falling for the audiophile shit or is there an actual purpose
My motherboard doesn't have onboard sound.
Nothing, haven't had a soundcard since 2008
Low-latency input for when I want to play an instrument through my computer.
sound card and Usb card for VM
I wish there were tiny ARM co-processors I could plug into a pcie lane for some fun ARM programming
Like an ARM64 coprocessor similar to a pi but its a pcie card that sticks in and is operated upon by a host
Xonar DX , extra Sata3 but haven't plugged in that's yet.
reminder fuck native nvmeme
optane 900P
i don't have an IGP
a soundcard, and a sata controller
why not just take a pci ethernet controller, and hardwire it to a pi zero (ethernet and power)
sound card - Asus xonar DX/XD
The audio on my motherboard is fucked up, so I had to go this route
>GPU in PCI slot
Is OP joking or is this actually a thing?
I am still using my Creative xfi card in a pci slot (not pci-e).
Stfu faggot.
pretty sure he meant pci or pci-e
but yes, pci graphics cards were a thing, we didn't always have a dedicated gpu slot
before AGP (1996), graphics cards came in PCI format, with or without the VLB extension, then before that, ISA graphics cards, 16bit or 8bit
fan, I put my old graphic to pcie and blast the fan at 100%