hi new to this

[anthonytony]

just to make sure pci is where i can plug a graphics card in right

 

[Electronics Wizardy]

Pcie, not pci

[anthonytony]

i know but is that where it goes p.s thanks

 

[RezidentSeagull]

Yep. Modern graphics cards use the PCIe slot on the motherboard to connect to the rest of the computer.

[anthonytony]

ok thanks

[Zyndo]

As a rule of thumb in computers: if it fits, it will work. Every connector (as far as i know) is keyed in some way so you cannot accidentally plug it in somewhere it doesn't belong.

[DarkBlade2117]

3 hours ago, Zyndo said:

As a rule of thumb in computers: if it fits, it will work. Every connector (as far as i know) is keyed in some way so you cannot accidentally plug it in somewhere it doesn't belong.

With enough force you can lol, though if you are worried the motherboard manual 99% of the time can answer almost any question regarding putting a PC together.

[anthonytony]

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witch one is better