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can i use a gpu with a pcie to mini pcie adapter?

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i have a pc with a mini pcie, can i use a mini pcie to pcie full length to use a graphics card?

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Yeah, but you'll be limited to x1 which will severely limit performance (if you even find a GPU that will run at x1).

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what does x1 mean? and would 1x be worth it with a gtx460 instead of integrated radeon 5?

 

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13 minutes ago, NZgamer said:

That means it has less bandwidth. Radeon 5? Do you mean the Ryzen 5's integrated GPU which is Vega 11? In that case I wouldn't worry about the 460, the Vega 11 is close to that card and that thing is ancient now too

yep, the integrated one. thanks

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AMD Ryzen 3 3200g

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Western digital blue 1tb 7200rpm

Kingston a2000 250 gig

Coolermaster q300l

Thermaltake 500w 80+

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