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If it's a PCI-E card it'll work in the 2nd PCI-E x16 slot... It's the same for all boards,<br />
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The only slot that could be reserved is slot 0
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If it's a PCI-E card it'll work in the 2nd PCI-E x16 slot... It's the same for all boards,

The only slot that could be reserved is slot 0

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Indeed, if it's got 2 x16 slots the second can't be 'graphics only' since that's just about displaying POST messages.
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Indeed, if it's got 2 x16 slots the second can't be 'graphics only' since that's just about displaying POST messages.

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I need one motherboard LGA-1155 Socket for I5 processor who was PCI-e 8X slot.
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I need one motherboard LGA-1155 Socket for I5 processor who was PCI-e 8X slot.

Motherboard LGA-1155 with PCI-e 8X

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