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Recently tried to boot an old system which has an ASUS p5kpl/1600 motherboard. Would not post at all whats so ever. Tried different PSU and GPU but still nothing. When i remove the memory and try turning it on, it would beep to tell me memory error but once i reinsert it, nothing! Was hoping to...

Its okay most pcie devices have different height pins.

There are spliters out there Pic : https://images-na.ssl-images-amazon.com/images/I/51khTZ2rDHL._SY355_.jpg

No, most laptops have proprietary gpu connector which are not common to find.

Yes any motherboard with a pcie x 16 will support. Pic : http://i1167.photobucket.com/albums/q627/deskdecode/graphics%20card%20is%20compatible%20with%20my%20computer/PCIE-SLOT-X16-X1_zpsucmmiyep.jpg

Few options here: 1 : molex to fan adpater 2 : Fan spliter 3 : Fan hub 4 : Fan controller (some will automatically adjust to temps)

It will work but may crash at intense load. This is because insufficient power. There are dodgy adapters out there but i wouldn't rely on them so just get a new psu with an 8 pin cpu connector.

Check your manual because some m.2 drives disable some sata ports.

Make sure your motherboard has a pcie 16x connector and psu can handle the additional load psu calculator here : http://outervision.com/power-supply-calculator When Installed just plug your monitor cable into the gpu. Your integrated hd graphics will disable itself automatically After that...

When comes to FPD (framesperdollar) rx 480 wins and also support for crossfire. But if you are not planning to sli and get a little more fps then the gtx 1060 wins and also better oc.

Yes but check your psu wattage capacity first!

Make sure you're using a 64 bit windows.

Your budget is too low for demands. (200fps) I suggest upgrading the whole system to an amd apu with the 80$.

Yes, obviously