What type of PCI-E x16 I have?

[Zjaun]

My motherboard is Nettle2.

I tried using CPU-Z but I didn't see such option. So I used GPU-Z but when I see my PCI-E Type it says it was "PCI?". So I tried the Render Thingy, but when I tried it, it blue screens.

Can someone say what type of PCI-E x16 I have?

 

[jdcranke07]

My motherboard is Nettle2.

I tried using CPU-Z but I didn't see such option. So I used GPU-Z but when I see my PCI-E Type it says it was "PCI?". So I tried the Render Thingy, but when I tried it, it blue screens.

Can someone say what type of PCI-E x16 I have?

GPU-Z will say by "Bus Interface" what type of slot your GPU is in and at what speed it is running at. PCI-E and PCI are not the same and if you have one you will not have the other in terms of that one particular slot powering your GPU. If you click on the blue "?" next to the "Bus Interface" box, you will start a render test. This test is a stress test for your GPU and will tell you what your GPU is operating speed wise while in it. However, since it is a stress test, if you don't have good cooling, then your PC can BSOD and crash due to too high of temps.

 

[The Paladin]

page of the details of your motherboard, all it states is pcie x16 but its an AM2 motherboard so could be 2.0, more likely 1.0 because the integrated GeForce 6150SE is a DDR2 video card.

http://support.hp.com/us-en/document/c01077676