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so question. can any PCIe fit an old PCI (not not PCIe) slot?

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no

it's a different standard

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If its a low profile PCI card, there are adapters for it:

(if its full height PCI, you are out off luck)

 pcie2pci.jpg

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10 hours ago, Thx And Bye said:

If its a low profile PCI card, there are adapters for it:

(if its full height PCI, you are out off luck)

 pcie2pci.jpg

Haha i need it the other way around

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11 hours ago, skkler said:

Haha i need it the other way around

Still, if its a low profile PCIe card, there are adapter for that:

PCI1PEX1.B.jpg

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