Kornowski VIP Member Feb 19, 2007 #6 Thanks What type of PCI-e connection does it look like on this board, it doesn't say on the web-site?
Thanks What type of PCI-e connection does it look like on this board, it doesn't say on the web-site?
L leetkyle New Member Feb 19, 2007 #7 That is : PCI-Express x16 (Purple) APG x8 (brown) Asrock board I guess heh.
Geoff VIP Member Feb 19, 2007 #8 They dont make PCI-e 8x video cards, only x16 with a few x1 cards. You cant use an AGP 8x in a PCI-E x16 slot, if thats what your thinking
They dont make PCI-e 8x video cards, only x16 with a few x1 cards. You cant use an AGP 8x in a PCI-E x16 slot, if thats what your thinking
The_Other_One VIP Member Feb 19, 2007 #9 Actually some PCI-Express slots are open to allow faster cards in slower slots. An example would be this board... http://www.newegg.com/Product/ShowI...orce+590+SLI+MCP+ATX+AMD+Motherboard+-+Retail
Actually some PCI-Express slots are open to allow faster cards in slower slots. An example would be this board... http://www.newegg.com/Product/ShowI...orce+590+SLI+MCP+ATX+AMD+Motherboard+-+Retail
Kornowski VIP Member Feb 19, 2007 #10 I know you can't use AGP in a PCI-e slot Really, it's a x16 slot? AWESOME!
ceewi1 VIP Member Feb 20, 2007 #11 Electrically, it's only x4 which limits your speed. It's not an enormous speed difference, but it will be slower.
Electrically, it's only x4 which limits your speed. It's not an enormous speed difference, but it will be slower.
Kornowski VIP Member Feb 20, 2007 #12 Right, But it'll fit a x16 card, Will I notice a huge difference in it when gaming then?