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Typically it's PCIe 16x slot. which could fit all the PCIe card, but not PCI card

 

A tiny ITX mobo will provide only single PCIe x16 slot, so If you want to plug in another internal card, you may have to get a mid-size mATX mobo.

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or go usb 3 capture but you will lose speed / bandwidth

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