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[dtcgc_yt]

What pci connector does this grahpics card use

[SorryBella]

1 minute ago, dtcgc_yt said:

What pci connector does this grahpics card use

If you need fast response, ALWAYS google.

 

And besides, it wont matter. PCI-Express is a backwards and forwards compatible interface, so if you have a pcie 4.0 slot, you can plug in 3.0 and any other combination.

[kirashi]

2 minutes ago, dtcgc_yt said:

What pci connector does this grahpics card use

Based on the manufacturers' site (based on your photo), it appears to use PCIe 3.0, however, without knowing the SKU it's hard to say if it's an 8x or 16x card.

https://www.sapphiretech.com/en/consumer/pulse-rx-550-4g-g5

https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/sapphire-pulse-rx-550-4-gb.b4472

[suedseefrucht]

4 minutes ago, dtcgc_yt said:

What pci connector does this grahpics card use

PCI Express 3.0

[dtcgc_yt]

Just now, suedseefrucht said:

PCI Express 3.0

Can i replace it with a gtx 1050 ti

[suedseefrucht]

2 minutes ago, dtcgc_yt said:

gtx 1050 ti

Yes. The 1050 ti uses PCIe x16 Version 3.0

[SorryBella]

1 minute ago, dtcgc_yt said:

Can i replace it with a gtx 1050 ti

...Yes? I dont get your massive anxiety here. I would have to say that a 1050Ti (or the newer 1650 Super) would be a better buy than a 550, unless if:

1. You run Linux

2. Its far, far cheaper

3. You need a lot of VRAM no matter what.

[Kilrah]

I think he might mean the power connectors?

[SorryBella]

Just now, Kilrah said:

I think he might mean the power connectors?

Well that would be an odd misnomer considering ALL cards OP mentioned so far uses around 65W unless AIB specified, and thus dont need power connector.

[dtcgc_yt]

Just now, SorryClaire said:

Well that would be an odd misnomer considering ALL cards OP mentioned so far uses around 65W unless AIB specified, and thus dont need power connector.

Idk i am a noob

[SorryBella]

Just now, dtcgc_yt said:

Idk i am a noob

This is why you should try to write the topic in a more specified matters. Sometimes "useless" details can lead to the answer you need.

 

Anyway, that looks like a prebuilt, right? Tell me your prebuilt.

[dtcgc_yt]

4 minutes ago, SorryClaire said:

This is why you should try to write the topic in a more specified matters. Sometimes "useless" details can lead to the answer you need.

 

Anyway, that looks like a prebuilt, right? Tell me your prebuilt.

It has a intel xeon something and rx 550 as you saw and some hp motherboard

[Guest]

45 minutes ago, dtcgc_yt said:

It has a intel xeon something and rx 550 as you saw and some hp motherboard

PCI-E is both backwards and forwards compatible eg. 1x card into 16x slot, 4x card into 1x slot and the same thing applies to generation (you can easily put a PCI-E 3.0 card into a PCI-E 1.0) and it will work flawlessly.