Sintech PCI-E Express 1X to PCI 32bits Riser Card with Flex Cable(SATA Power)

Worked flawlessly and I could see the old PCI devices and verifiy if they still functioned.

I tested it with 2 different PCI analog capture cards (a 4 port and an 8 port, both have dedicated encoders for each channel). The 4-port didn't work correctly (it was recognized but the video was garbled). The 8-port worked. Both work fine in standard PCI motherboards. I was lucky that I had a spare to try. So, the takeaway is, it may work for you, or it may not. The ribbon cable is just long enough to go from the top PCIe slot of an Asrock J4105M to the space below the motherboard. Good: works when it works. Bad 1: Some cards don't work. Bad 2: No mounting options for the new slot board, with large PCI cards the whole assembly flexes and is under a lot of strain. I may glue the board's feet to the case.

I have an UnRaid Server I built and have had problems trying to do graphics pass through for a Windows XP VM on it. Nothing I did could make my Windows XP VM show on a monitor. This adapter allowed me to take an old 32 bit pci graphics card I had laying in a drawer and attach it to the modern PCIe interface on my Ryzen motherboard. UnRaid recognized my old card immediately and I was able to pass my Windows XP VM through that old card to my monitor. Gaming like it’s 2005 again. Great product for connecting old hardware to new computers. Your mileage may vary but for me works great with an old pci graphics card.

It does not have the standard size to screw on the chassis and the band is to short. I plugged it but it gets in the way of other connectors, and has no support and when I turned on the computer, the scanner doesn't show.

The ribbon cable has exposed shielding for the entire length of the cable if it comes in contact with your RGB or fan header(s) some combination of the following will happen * dead fan or rgb header (and/or controller) * dead motherboard * burned traces on the motherboard * a fire This can be prevented with a roll of electrical tape (you can get the stuff in any color, but black is usually cheapest) I noticed this problem when my onboard audio was not working and i know my board will use the front panel jack if there is something plugged it and thought there is no way that cable is bare metal it must be a config issue, but it is easy to rule out so i grabbed my meter ---------------- This can be mounted in the lower 3 slots of your ATX case while using a mATX board and allow you to use your old PCI cards with a modern motherboard, it consumes 2 slots worth of space, sadly it uses a molex plug, i would prefer sata or a floppy disk power plug, that thing does not want to unplug, glad i made a extension cable Also the ribbon cable's shielding is not connected to ground so it is only armor and not functional emi shielding ---------------- I informed the manf. of this short circuit hazard/issue as they probably source the cable from some supplier, so hopefully this can be fixed on future batches ---------------- Both this adapter and my creative sound card just work with linux 5.15

Works with the DDL sound cards X-Mystique, Xonar, probably all of them. *****Works in a FULL LENGTH x4 pcie slot (bottom pcie slot) so it CAN be mounted below the board cleanly in a ATX case with a MATX mobo.***** Ribbon cable can be flipped, but both ends must be flipped! Awesome. I get to keep my card. Thank you! EDIT: To this day, 1/30/20, this has worked brilliantly in a full size 4x SLI slot. Whenever I get that sweet DD surround sound like I love, I literally always smile and think of this thing. Works absolutely flawlessly (gigabyte B450 board). EDIT 2: Oh yeah. Micro ATX. This fits and mounts neatly below a SLI micro ATX board.

In a nut shell, it works, it was cheap and got here quickly from China. Couple of helpful thoughts though: - The expansion card I needed to install was a sound card that used a PCI slot. However, whether it was because of windows, this product, or the on-board sound card and its drivers, this thing was fickle to install. I had to install this adapter first in order for Windows to be able to properly install the drivers. I was then able to install the sound card into the adapter. Finally I had to disable the on-board sound card drivers to stop the remaining driver conflicts. - The ribbon cable that connects the PCIe to the PCI circuit board is only like 2 to 2.5 inches long. So if you need the PCI circuit board away from the PCIe circuit board, buy a longer 20 pin ribbon cable. - I have an extend ATX motherboard and it completely fills out my case. I bought this with the express intention of putting it over a second PCIe slot and I wanted to minimize the height added because the expansion card I was putting in is a full height. The card did work,with only raising the expansion card by about a 1/2 inch. However, the PCI circuit board is about 1.5 in. wide by 5.25 in. long, so it covered 2 PCIe slots plus the initial PCIe slot I needed to plug this thing in. In other words I lost 3 PCIe slots to make one PCI slot. (It was worth it for me though because I was not using those slots and you still can't beat the quality of my old sound card.)

Works for me

It works well on Gigabyte Z390 M Gaming (mATX motherboard - for the space available underneath the board) with HT Omega Claro XT PCI soundcard (Windows 10 Pro). You will need also a power supply with the available cable with Molex plug in order to power up the adapter board.

Der für die Fritz!Card PCI benötigte Treiber kann nicht installiert werden, weil die Fritz!Card PCI nicht erkannt wird. In einem anderen PC, der noch mit PCI-Steckplätzen ausgestattet ist, funktioniert die Fritz!Card sofort, der Treiber wird dort automatisch installiert! Lediglich mit Karten, die keinen Treiber benötigen, kann sie verwendet werden (z.B. in einer Karte mit zusätzlichen Steckplätzen für SSD-Festplatten funktioniert sie). Für diesen Zweck ist sie zu teuer, der Preis übersteigt den Aufwand für eine entsprechende PCIe-Karte!

Wish the pci side of the adapter was easier to mount, and or was better insulated underneath from short circuit. Worked as expected.

tutto ok

Didn't work with my setup (Asus motherboard). When installing a sound card into this adapter, my computer wouldn't complete boot process because "no video card was found". Tried telling bios to use video card on motherboard only, with no success.