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yes most are x16. there isn't much choice on x8 and x1 cards. 
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yes most are x16. there isn't much choice on x8 and x1 cards.

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 have a Server HP Proliant M110 G4 &nbsp;- the onboard video card is only a Matrox G200E resolution up to 1024X768.<br />
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Wanting to know if i can buy an aftermarket card the gives a better resolution as using a 22 LCD monitor on it now. &nbsp;<br />
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&nbsp;Problem only have 1 PCI-E-x8 &nbsp;&amp; 1 PCI-Ex4 &nbsp;and 2 stand PCI slots &nbsp;<br />
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I look on net and most adapters say &nbsp;they are &nbsp;PCI-Ex16 &nbsp;????
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 have a Server HP Proliant M110 G4  - the onboard video card is only a Matrox G200E resolution up to 1024X768.

Wanting to know if i can buy an aftermarket card the gives a better resolution as using a 22 LCD monitor on it now.  

 Problem only have 1 PCI-E-x8  & 1 PCI-Ex4  and 2 stand PCI slots  

I look on net and most adapters say  they are  PCI-Ex16  ????

I have a Server HP Proliant M110 G4  - the onboard video card is only a Matrox G200E resolution up to 1024X768

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