06-28-2016 06:51 AM
Hi,
This may be a bit of a stupid question, but this is my first outing with NI and yet I have somehow been given some amount of responsibility for a very strange procurement process. Hopefully the question is simple to answer and that will mitigate its possible dumbness.
Are cards like the NI 651x (http://www.ni.com/datasheet/pdf/en/ds-105) compatible with PCIe 1x? From the image it looks like they are designed to run on PCIe 16x, but since speed is not a major concern I was wondering if it would install and run normally on PCIe 1x.
I am limited in procurement to a default, organization wide Tower PC build, whose motherboard has two PCIe 16x and two PCIe 1x. Since I will likely need three cards, I was hoping that it would be compatbile with the PCIe 1x slot and would save us the special procurement order form hassle.
Thanks for any help!
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06-28-2016 06:55 AM
No. That is not even a PCIe connection. It is PCI. I recommend you give your local NI rep a call and discuss your requirements and they can help steer you in the right direction.
06-29-2016 09:39 AM
Trust crossrulz on this (and most things.)
http://us.ni.com/contacts has our inside sales number (877) 387-0015 and also has a list of local representatives who can assist you. I would advise you to call our inside sales number as they will be able to answer your question quickly as well as get you a quote if needed.
07-08-2016 03:11 PM
Thanks crossrulz : ) Unfortunately I'm in Austria, and it's been a little tricky getting in touch with an NI rep, but it looks like we were able to find an old PC with PCI slots; if that doesn't work we will consider some sort of adapter/connector. Thanks for the clarification : )