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Hey,
i have the Multiface I with the HDSP pci interface,
i bought a new computer, but new boards (intel X-99 chipset) don't have PCI interface. only PCIe.
have someone tried to buy a PCIe to PCI converter and connecting the HDSP PCI to it?
can i expect it to work?
Thanks
Aviel
Look for Xeon and different CPU sockets ..
http://geizhals.de/?cat=mbxeon&xf=2 … kel+2011-3
In case of 2011-3 if you prefer quad channel DRAM ...
Xeon and ECC memory .. perhaps nice with an E5-1650v4 ?!
Check whether BIOS supports the v4 Xeons .. otherwise take v3.
http://geizhals.de/asus-z10pa-u8-90sb04 … mp;hloc=de
There is also another board available, but over €500 ...
I'm kinda lost about in the comments, The first one you can't read without a translate and second one is advise on getting a new computer, Something is off.
Tell me if this is wrong, but your asking if you were to hook up a RME PCI (legacy) sound interface to a PCI to PCIe converter would you see any issues, i can't give you advice on it but i'll look around for the answer for you.
This one should work, assuming that they didn't change the chipset. But you have to find a place to put it (likely external), or put it at the bottom of your case and use an extender cable.
http://www.ebay.de/itm/PCI-E-express-X1 … 4ad409662c
They also sell this in an external case that fits a 5 1/4 drive slot. I only tried the above one myself, though.
https://www.forum.rme-audio.de/viewtopi … 00#p110100
I'm kinda lost about in the comments, The first one you can't read without a translate and second one is advise on getting a new computer, Something is off.
Tell me if this is wrong, but your asking if you were to hook up a RME PCI (legacy) sound interface to a PCI to PCIe converter would you see any issues, i can't give you advice on it but i'll look around for the answer for you.
https://www.gearslutz.com/board/music-c … apter.html
https://www.amazon.de/dp/B00EA04I2C/ref … l+pcie+pci
The Startech riser card is Pericom chipset based, too, just like the one Sintech one I am using here. It's not the cheapest, but when I tested a more inexpensive chinese based riser cars (Asmedia chipset) it didn't work at all. So it seems like money well spend. For bigger PCI cards you need to get a PCI (riser) extension cable to fit the PCI card into another bracket slot.
Hi all,
There is a new ASRock motherboard (new to me anyway) that has a PCI slot. The board is the ASRock Motherboard Z270 PRO4. It's not an adapter, but a regular PCI slot.
http://www.asrock.com/MB/Intel/Z270%20Pro4/index.asp
2 PCIe 3.0 x16, 3 PCIe 3.0 x1, 1 PCI, 1 M.2 Socket (Key E)
I don't work for ASRock or anything like that -- I'm a composer. The board is not weird -- not a server board or otherwise odd for music. It can take up to 64GB of RAM and has USB 3.0 and all that.
Kind regards,
John
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