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Question posted by ricardo9415 on July 24th, 2013

I Have Amd Athlom 1640 And I Dont Have Any Pci Slot Card

i just bought a new graphic card radeon 5450 and i have the nvidia 6150 SE integraded and my motherboard doesnt have the pci slot card or agp

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Answer #1: Posted by TommyKervz on July 24th, 2013 3:55 AM

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Greetings - The eMachine model specified has a single PCI express 2.0 slot while the graphics card is a PCI express 2.1 type of card. Have you actually tried to open the case and check if the expansion slot there would not physically let you plug in the card? The fact that the card is a 2.1 may only get to slow performance down a little and not completely render it invalid. If the slot is however physically smaller or bigger, your best bet would be to resell the card as it will probably not be received back at the retail shop.

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