Can i use this with Pcie adapter for desktop?.
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There might be a chance if you have a WiFi network adapter with connectors on the back....desktops don't have an internally built antenna, For a Wireless card to work on Desktop, you need to have a separate antenna which is supplied by your CPU manufacturer, for example, I have a ASUS CPU which has a built in Realtek 802.11ac wireless card, the card only works when the antenna is hooked up, otherwise its dead. Check out the link for the adapterEsky® 802.11n/g/b Wireless WIFI PCI Adapter Card For Desktop with Detachable Antenna There might be a chance if you have a WiFi network adapter with connectors on the back....desktops don't have an internally built antenna, For a Wireless card to work on Desktop, you need to have a separate antenna which is supplied by your CPU manufacturer, for example, I have a ASUS CPU which has a built in Realtek 802.11ac wireless card, the card only works when the antenna is hooked up, otherwise its dead. Check out the link for the adapterEsky® 802.11n/g/b Wireless WIFI PCI Adapter Card For Desktop with Detachable... » Read More There might be a chance if you have a WiFi network adapter with connectors on the back....desktops don't have an internally built antenna, For a Wireless card to work on Desktop, you need to have a separate antenna which is supplied by your CPU manufacturer, for example, I have a ASUS CPU which has a built in Realtek 802.11ac wireless card, the card only works when the antenna is hooked up, otherwise its dead. Check out the link for the adapterEsky® 802.11n/g/b Wireless WIFI PCI Adapter Card For Desktop with Detachable Antenna « Show Less
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I believe so... The card doesn't need it's own power supply, so you should be good. It does require the pci-e slot on your board.
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It will work fine on a pcie 2.0 slot. Pcie 3.0 is backwards compatible with pcie 2.0. This will play most of the newest games on high-ultra high settings @1080p depending of course on the game.
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There should be a smaller plug, usually black, at the back of the motherboard that says PCIE under it. If you have the plug it should work as long as you have an available power plug to fit.
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I used this in a slim HP desktop without any problems. It is a low power card. Depending on your setup, you may need and PCI Express "riser cable"
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No they make PCIe cards that you can connect this to then plug in there or they have SATA adapters that work with it. These are mostly for small form factor PC's like the Intel Nuc or some older tablets that support these natively.
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Yes, but be aware of which form factor you're ordering (PCI vs. PCIx). You might have to take the side off your computer to see which ports you have available.
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from what ive read about it yes, you should be able to. but its worth double checking. open up your computer look at the mother board and where the card should go it should read pci 16, if it does your golden.
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No, you MUST use a pci-e slot. I'm not a gamer so I cannot respond as to whether this is adequate for gaming scenarios.
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Yes. Just be sure your motherboard supports at least a single PCI-E 3 x16 lane.
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This will work with any desktop that has a motherboard with a PCI-e slot, which just about any newer computer has. If you can't get it to work in that case then your doing something wrong, maybe a bad connection or you haven't installed the software/drivers.
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Hi, Your computer should only have one PCI 16 slot on the motherboard so I don't think that would work. You need to ask a real computer tech to answer that question. The power supply would also come into question. You would need a dual video slot motherboard? Bob
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No, USB to express card adapters only support USB based express cards not pcie based ones
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Yes. It will work fine with the basic windows drivers also. Though I would be more worried if you have the slot for this card. If this is a newer computer you might want to make sure you have an available PCI slot to put this in.
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Yes, According to the specs I found on your board it has 1 pcie x16 2.0 the card is made fore the pcie x16 3.0 so the card wont be able to transfer data as fast as it is capable of. Also this card does require additional power from a compatable power supply.
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Yes it will work fine. As a single card solution you will have a minimal performance drop compared to PCIe 3.0, but this drop will be more noticeable in SLi setups (multi-card).
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Greetings,You will want to check with HP to see if they have locked out the use of generic Mini PCI-E adapters (this is quite common).Best regards,MITXPC