I have a Mini-ITX motherboard, so I have only one PCI Express slot. I would need a second one though, are there any adapters/converters that would allow me to add an extra one?
mITX boards are what they are, limited expand ability and just come with the essential expansions. If the motherboard raid is not enough I suggest replacing the board with at least a mATX board.
mITX boards are what they are, limited dependability and just come with the essential expansions. If the motherboard raid is not enough I suggest replacing the board with at least a mATX board.
mITX boards are what they are, limited dependability and just come with the essential expansions. If the motherboard raid is not enough I suggest replacing the board with at least a mATX board.
In which way are they less dependable?
That was misprint auto correction! Been fixed now to expand ability!
mITX boards are what they are, limited dependability and just come with the essential expansions. If the motherboard raid is not enough I suggest replacing the board with at least a mATX board.
In which way are they less dependable?
That was misprint auto correction! Been fixed now to expand ability!
I have a Mini-ITX motherboard, so I have only one PCI Express slot. I would need a second one though, are there any adapters/converters that would allow me to add an extra one?
Yes, is the answer to your question !. I found one on Ebay... here it is. http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/262371498163 It connects to your motherboard via the SFF-8643 connector, which most of the new Mini ITX boards have.
There are also PCIE nultiplex boards available, but they reduce the band width. So a single PCIEx16 becomes 4 x PCIEx4. However, if you want to use one of the slots for a PCIE SSD, your far better just getting one of the Intel 2.5" versions with an adapter which connects directly to the SFF-8643.