Does Asus U30jc have an open mini PCI slot for a Verizon Data Card?
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I have the U30jc and it does not have that port. I went ahead and ordered a USB data card.
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http://plugable.com/products/pcie-usb3-sp Not sure if Amazon allows links but this is the card needed. Amazon does not sell it anymore.
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This model does not have PCI expansion slots. It only comes with PCI Express slots
725198
Yes it has a PCI express slot. Even the DT version (slimmer desktop case) has the slot but would need the low profile bracket.
1381604
I haven't opened it up, but it looks like there are three (maybe four) expansion slot cut-outs in the back. Another site (Tiger Direct) lists it as having 2 - PCI Express X1 Slots, 1 - PCI Express X16 Slot, and 1 - PCI Slot.
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I'd call it low profile, but it does have some width to it. The heat sink makes it wide. In my case, the PCI express slot was isolated. If you have an existing card next to this slot it might be tight.
1456137
No motheboard needs a PCI e 2.0 slot. To verify contact nvidia.com/page/support.html
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According to Sapphire's website for this SKU it IS in fact UEFI, in fact all their R9-290 products are listed as UEFI ready. I have the original NON-OC'd edition that has the very tiny slider switch on the top edge of the PCB. That being said all Sapphire cards are based on AMD reference designs, so all should have the BIOS switch (which by the way has nothing to do with UEFI, but rather fan speed and gpu timing. If you are worried about compatibility, you can find vga bios depositories that have the very latest bios roms that can be flashed (at your own risk). This particular sku is the latest version. According to Sapphire's website for this SKU it IS in fact UEFI, in fact all their R9-290 products are listed as UEFI ready. I have the original NON-OC'd edition that has the very tiny slider switch on the top edge of the PCB. That being said all Sapphire cards are based on AMD reference designs, so all should have the BIOS switch (which by the way has nothing to do with UEFI, but rather fan speed and gpu timing. If you are worried about compatibility, you can find vga bios depositories that have the very latest bios roms that can be flashed (at your own risk). This particular sku is the... » Read More According to Sapphire's website for this SKU it IS in fact UEFI, in fact all their R9-290 products are listed as UEFI ready. I have the original NON-OC'd edition that has the very tiny slider switch on the top edge of the PCB. That being said all Sapphire cards are based on AMD reference designs, so all should have the BIOS switch (which by the way has nothing to do with UEFI, but rather fan speed and gpu timing. If you are worried about compatibility, you can find vga bios depositories that have the very latest bios roms that can be flashed (at your own risk). This particular sku is the latest version. « Show Less
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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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There are no extra power connector pins, This card does not require any additional power besides the PCIE 2.0 slot.
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No. It's a PCI slot card. As long as you have a PCI slot, you're good to go.
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My case is older so it does not, but I do believe the newer style case should have them. However USB 3.0 is easy to solve because there are many PCIe 1.0 cards that offer USB 3.0 slots to include an interior slot for the motherboard for around 20 bucks, give or take. I used one before and it works great and offers 4 additional USB 3.0 slots besides what is native to your Mother Board...
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it is definitely PCI and not express slot, the picture still looks like PCI slot.
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I haven't actually opened the box. But I have the mini tower and I believe there are both PCI AND PCI express expansion slots. I can only refer you to the dell specifications. They are here http://search.dell.com/results.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=gen&cat=sup&k=Dell+OptiPlex+755+Core+2&rpp=12&p=1&subcat=ddc&rf=all&nk=f&ira=False&~srd=False&ipsys=False&advsrch=False
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not sure, but check the side of your machine to see if there is a slot for cards.
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No, it does not have such a slot. It can connect via Wi-Fi or RJ-45 wired (and dial-up, with appropriate external modem; if interested in this, see my review for particulars) but, as far as I know, these are the only means of connection. I presume that a datacard is a peripheral which allows connection via a cell-phone network. (Please correct me if I'm wrong.) As of this time, this Asus model does not offer that capability but I would not be surprised to see it incorporated in the very near future. This particular netbook computer DOES have built-in BlueTooth capability (unusual in this class I understand) but I do not know if one could connect to the internet using that. My cell-phone is a pre-paid one as I rarely need or want to use such a device so I am unfamiliar with the capabilities of connection to the internet via cell-phones' BlueTooth transmissions. Perhaps someone else reading this, someone more familiar with this, can comment. As far as "stupid questions" go, I learned a long time ago that the only "stupid question" is the one that's not asked! (Your question is not stupid at all!)
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Looking at the model specifications, it seems the only free slot you have available is a pci-e (express) slot. That's no problem though, here's an example of one with the correct interface: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833166019&Tpk=rosewill%20rc%20411