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Is PCIe compatible with PCI-X? &nbsp;I didn't think they were?
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Is PCIe compatible with PCI-X?  I didn't think they were?

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I know you can't plug a PCI-X card into a PCI-E slot but can you do vice versa?
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I know you can't plug a PCI-X card into a PCI-E slot but can you do vice versa?

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saige,<br />
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Looks good to me. &nbsp;Has me slightly worried by a couple of the reviews, but most are good. &nbsp;I will report back when I receive the item and plug her in.<br />
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Thanks
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saige,

Looks good to me.  Has me slightly worried by a couple of the reviews, but most are good.  I will report back when I receive the item and plug her in.

Thanks

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Worked like a charm. &nbsp;Thank you.
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Hello,<br />
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I have an old Dell PE 1600 SC server that I would like to add some USB ports to. &nbsp;I don't know if I can add the 3.0 version, but I believe at least 2.0 would be better than the version 1.1 that is currently on board. &nbsp;I am just not sure of which adapter to buy. &nbsp;If anyone has experience with this older Dell server and USB adapter add-ons, your advice would be greatly appreciate.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Cheese
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Hello,

I have an old Dell PE 1600 SC server that I would like to add some USB ports to.  I don't know if I can add the 3.0 version, but I believe at least 2.0 would be better than the version 1.1 that is currently on board.  I am just not sure of which adapter to buy.  If anyone has experience with this older Dell server and USB adapter add-ons, your advice would be greatly appreciate.

Thanks,
Cheese

Add USB ports

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