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why bother it will not run at pcie speed because of the adapter, my question is why do you need this pci card?<br />
the money you spent on the adapter, you could purchase a new pcie card
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why bother it will not run at pcie speed because of the adapter, my question is why do you need this pci card?
the money you spent on the adapter, you could purchase a new pcie card

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Having worked in science and with clients, sometimes you have potentially EXPENSIVE cards that replacement is not an option. &nbsp;I would caution that your not doing things in a standard way and it's POSSIBLE that even though it SHOULD work, not all devices will work.
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Having worked in science and with clients, sometimes you have potentially EXPENSIVE cards that replacement is not an option.  I would caution that your not doing things in a standard way and it's POSSIBLE that even though it SHOULD work, not all devices will work.

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We're having an old PCI card that needs to be transferred into a newer computer but the computer that I got has only a PCIe slot. Is there an adapter or something where we can attach the PCI card to PCIe or USB?<br />
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thank you for your help!
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We're having an old PCI card that needs to be transferred into a newer computer but the computer that I got has only a PCIe slot. Is there an adapter or something where we can attach the PCI card to PCIe or USB?

thank you for your help!

PCI to PCIe or USB

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