Berthacomputer
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well i think theys should bring more PCI cards out i mean i got a dell loads of ppl have dell computers and loads of them are PCI
if those are the specs of your comp u have a pci-e slot which is a million times better than a pci slot, get a pci-e card...Berthacomputer said:Dell Dimension 310
is this Externally accessible
6 USB 2.0 ports (Four rear ports and two front ports)
1 RJ45 Ethernet port
1 Video: 15-hole connector
Sound card connectors (1 line-in, 1 line-out and microphone, one front panel connector for headphones)
Internally accessible
Primary IDE drive: 40-pin connector on PCI local bus
Serial ATA: Two 7-pin connectors
FlexBay drive: USB 10-pin header for optional floppy drive or Media Card Reader (3.5" bay devices)
PCI 2.3: 120-pin connector
PCI Express x1: 36-pin connector
CD drive audio interface: 4-pin connector
Fan: One 5-pin connector
Dell XPS 600
Externally Accessible
Video: 2 DVI and 1 S-Video
IEEE 1394: 2 Ports (1 Front, 1 Back)
USB: 10 Ports (2 Front, 6 Back, 2 internal)
Audio: 7.1 Channel Out (3 jacks), line in, microphone and headphones (front)
Network: Integrated Gigabit4 Ethernet
Legacy: 2 PS/2 Ports, 1 Serial Port
Internally Accessible
Single IDE Channel: 40-Pin Connector (2 Devices)
Expansion Slots
PCI: 3 Slots
PCIe x1: 1 Slot
PCIe x16 (Graphics): 2 Slots
Chassis
650 Watt Power Supply
3.5" Bays: 4 bays
5.25" Bays: 3 bays
Memory DIMM slots: 4 available
(H x W x D): 491mm's x 222mm's x 488mm'sSo i think that shows that most dell comps are PCI if i'm correct