PCI to PCI Express Conversion Card PCI 32-Bit Card for PCI Express X1,X4,X O5T9 For Sale
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PCI to PCI Express Conversion Card PCI 32-Bit Card for PCI Express X1,X4,X O5T9:
$22.79
PEX 8112 supports forward and reverse bridges as defined by the PCI to PCI Express / PCI-X Bridge Specification 1.0.
In forward mode, the bridge allows legacy PCI chips and adapters to be used with the new PCI Express processor system. Reverse bridge operation allows traditional PCI processors and chipsets to configure and control advanced PCI Express switches and endpoints.
In contrast, the PEX 8112 only allows downstream PCI Express systems to be fully configured from the PCI bus, but also handles limited PCI Express root functions for reverse interrupt and power management events.
specification:
Chipset: PXE8112
Compliant with PCI Specification Version 2.3
PCI 32-bit card for PCI Express x1, x4, x8 or x16
PCI Express 1 lane port (1 virtual lane), 2.5Gbps
Compliant with PCI Express Specification Version 1.0
Combination low profile PCI 32-bit host card
Support PCI slot 3.3V / 1A, 3.3Vaux / 100mA, 5V / 5A and 12V / 500m
Plug and play
application:
Windows Server 2000 / NT / XP / Vista / Win 7, Linux
Available PCI slots
colour: black-green
material: ABS + metal
size: 131 * 87 * 30mm
Package Contents:
1 x conversion card
1 x short iron piece
e: This product does require a driver.
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