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Hi nsriram---<br />
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Yes, any PCI USB 2.0 controller will do... your system isn't that old... maybe for ensured compatibility you can get one of kobian/mercury PCI USB 2.0 controller...<br />
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good luck!
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Hi nsriram---

Yes, any PCI USB 2.0 controller will do... your system isn't that old... maybe for ensured compatibility you can get one of kobian/mercury PCI USB 2.0 controller...

good luck!

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every usb PCI controller u buy now is prolly USB 2.0. There are allot of controllers. Some even come with 2 usb port and a sockets for keyboard and a mouse.
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every usb PCI controller u buy now is prolly USB 2.0. There are allot of controllers. Some even come with 2 usb port and a sockets for keyboard and a mouse.

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I have a P4 system (older one) that only has USB 1.1 ports.<br />
The motherboard is Mercury/Kobian<br />
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Are there PCI cards that will work with this system that give a USB 2.0 port for newer peripherals?<br />
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The OS is winxp<br />
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I have a P4 system (older one) that only has USB 1.1 ports.
The motherboard is Mercury/Kobian

Are there PCI cards that will work with this system that give a USB 2.0 port for newer peripherals?

The OS is winxp



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