Is this a x16 (16 lane card) or an x8? The pictures look like an x8, but none of the documentation gives that specification.
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I had to return it because it was too short and my system didn't support it. I'm pretty certain it was an 8. Definitely not a 16.
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My system runs a x16. I guess looking up my possible candidates I didn't realize the obvious difference. I plugged the card in and it still works! However, I would advise looking for x16 still, because it sounds like that is not always the case.
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This card works with either a 16 or an 8... as is explained in the description of the card --" PCI Express 2.0 (uses x8 or x16 slot)" so make sure you have a PCI express slot available.
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No. Go to amazon site copy link and past to your browser. Scoll to bottom of page read the tech stuff discriptions. THis card requires a PCIe 2.0 abd a16 lane graphic slot on the mobo. PCI is not 16 lane. Note the "Express" in the nomenclature. my question to you is did you not read the specs or did not understand. Suggest you do more research on line on the difference between varions type of mobo slots and what they do or what they accommodate in a way of cards. "http://www.amazon.com/VisionTek-900331-Radeon-Express-Graphics/dp/B004DCA8W6/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t"
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I dont understand the question sorry.what installed card are you talking about.
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Yes, this card requires an open PCIe X16 slot. As long as they are following IEEE standards (which if they were not, nothing would work for this motherboard), it should be fine.
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its a full size card, i dont think it will fit in your chassis,sorry bout that :(
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Standard PCI Express with a single-width x16 graphics slot. Mine just plugged into my PCI Express slot without issue and the card works great.
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The correct answer is either one....yes, it is a PCI-E X1 card, but it will work in a PCI-E X16 slot (including X8, X4, and of course X1).
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Yes. This card only requires a single-lane (1) PCIe slot, but it can be installed in a 1, x2, 4, 8, 12, 16 or 32 PCIe slot.
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3.0 is backwards compatible with 2.0 and a 16-lane slot will support a card needing 8 lanes. If you have one other x16 for your graphics card, in order to run the Highpoint at x8 that other x16 may also then end up running at x8. The lanes are often distributed between the two. That's been my experience. Running your graphics card on 8 lanes is probably just fine. For the actual implementation you need to check your motherboard manual.
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No x16/x8 in fact x8 x8 x8 x8 when you use any of the PCIE 3.0 slots. If you have the GPU in the first and only that card then you have x16 add a card to any other 3.0 slot and they all go to x8. Well, if one and two are empty you get x16 in the last two. Page 1-20 of the manual breaks down the layout configuration for cards Crossfire and SLI
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Hello Emon...I'm not sure. I'm using a slightly smaller card. You will not be disappointed by the unit in any way!!!
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Afraid not, the manufactures specs clearly state "Note: The card slots into an x4 lane however the interface in limited to x2 specifications". Which means the x4 card is only using 2 lanes, limiting throughput to 500MB/s max, just shy of 600MB/s for full SATA3. Not unusual for SATA cards. The performance, non-the-less, is remarkable, and if you need the card to get more SATA ports, it's a small compromise. If you are doing it to utilize the caching function of the Hyper-Duo mode, you'll not realize max performance, but will see better performance than with a HDD, so it's still worth it. Afraid not, the manufactures specs clearly state "Note: The card slots into an x4 lane however the interface in limited to x2 specifications". Which means the x4 card is only using 2 lanes, limiting throughput to 500MB/s max, just shy of 600MB/s for full SATA3. Not unusual for SATA cards. The performance, non-the-less, is remarkable, and if you need the card to get more SATA ports, it's a small compromise. If you are doing it to utilize the caching function of the Hyper-Duo mode, you'll not realize max performance, but will see better performance than with a HDD, so it's still... » Read More Afraid not, the manufactures specs clearly state "Note: The card slots into an x4 lane however the interface in limited to x2 specifications". Which means the x4 card is only using 2 lanes, limiting throughput to 500MB/s max, just shy of 600MB/s for full SATA3. Not unusual for SATA cards. The performance, non-the-less, is remarkable, and if you need the card to get more SATA ports, it's a small compromise. If you are doing it to utilize the caching function of the Hyper-Duo mode, you'll not realize max performance, but will see better performance than with a HDD, so it's still worth it. « Show Less
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This is a pcie x4 card. Most similar but cheaper alternatives are only pcie x1 cards. That means it has enough bandwidth to support using all of its USB 3.0 ports at their full highest speed all at the same time. With an x1 card you could really only get the maximum speed out of one of its USB 3.0 ports at a time. Of course this card also requires an x4 (or x8 or x16) slot available on your motherboard. If all you have is an x1 slot to use, then that will limit what type of expansion card you can populate it with, so be sure and check first.
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It is 256 bit. It says 256 bit for me, I'm not sure where you're seeing 384. Regardless, the card is 256.
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I put a ASUS AMD A85X SATA 6.0 Gb-s 240-Pin DDR3 2400 Motherboards F2A85-M PRO in and it takes both size cards. Looks good too. Using it as a xbmc media box.
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Apparently the 16GB and 128GB cards are U1. The 32 and 64's are U3.As you may already have discovered, Amazon commonly mixes descriptions of products that are basically the same brand and model, but that vary in sub-model. Always take their descriptions with a grain of caution, and refer to the manufacturer's website for more accuracy.
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Specs for the card say: Max Analog : 2048x1536 Max Digital : 2560x1600 (Dual Link DVI Only)I hope this answers your question.