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Hello , I have a PCI-GPIB TNT5004  connected in a PCI slot 5 V 32 bit . My question is if I can connect the board in a 3.3V 32bit PCI slot without damaging the board?Screenshot 2022-09-15 134823.png

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Whether or not PCI voltage specifications are supported is determined by the position of the notch.

 

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Thanks for the answer, but it's still unclear to me.
Can I connect the card to the slot below?

 

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The manufacturer says that it can be connected in both slots ,5V and 3.3 V .

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He also specifies that only one chip can support both voltages .

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The chip on the board is TNT5004. My question is why did he keep the PCB design for a universal connector if it can only be plugged into a 5V slot??
I'm confused, can I connect it to the PCI 3.3V slot?

 

Thanks for the help!

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I have no knowledge of electronics. If you can answer me with , yes you can connect or you can't connect, I would be grateful. 😁

Thanks you !

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Unless the computer's PCI revision is very old, a physically insertable PCI card will basically work.

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