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no, i have a pcie 16x for my gpu. but i have an extra 4x one for my network card. can i use THAT

I'm confused what do you to have that is an Extra 4x?

You need the 16x one on the Mobo for the GPU (TIL also that x16 is for GPU'S ONLY!)

Because he had a hard drive.

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I'm confused what do you to have that is an Extra 4x?

You need the 16x one on the Mobo for the GPU (TIL also that x16 is for GPU'S ONLY!)

i have an extra pcie 4x slot(the same one that intel 750 series ssd's use) for my network card. can that be used for an ssd

 

 

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i have an extra pcie 4x slot(the same one that intel 750 series ssd's use) for my network card. can that be used for an ssd

I think that is m.2 if not go ahead if it fits

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the ssd is m.2 , does that pose a problem?

Yes, considering that that motherboard doesn't have an M.2 space. Not to mention that any pci slot ssd (more than likely) is not going to fit due to your ram location.

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Yes, considering that that motherboard doesn't have an M.2 space. Not to mention that any pci slot ssd (more than likely) is not going to fit due to your ram location.

what problem does m.2 pose and to thwart that last part... pcie extension cable

 

 

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what problem does m.2 pose and to thwart that last part... pcie extension cable

M.2 is a specialized SSD configuration. It sits flat against the motherboard. Like so.

m2x4_highlight_x99.jpg

Your mobo doesn't have an M.2 SSD slot. You would need a second PCB with an M.2 slot on it, with an extension cable, to make that work. Why not just go with a standard SATA SSD?

 

You'd need one of these to make an M.2 SSD work.

adm2px4-install.jpg

I've no idea where you would get one of those PCB adapters.

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