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Vszerda PCIe to PCI Adapter ASM1083 4-Pin Power
Converts a PCI Express x1 slot into a standard PCI slot using an ASM1083 chipset and includes a 4-pin power connector
- Converts PCIe x1 slot to PCI for legacy card support
- ASM1083 chipset handles the PCIe-to-PCI protocol translation
- 4-pin power connector supplies auxiliary power to installed PCI cards
- Low-profile expansion card riser fits compact chassis installations
PCIe-to-PCI adapter with ASM1083 chipset
This adapter converts a PCI Express x1 slot into a standard PCI slot using the ASM1083 bridge chipset. It allows legacy PCI cards to operate on modern motherboards that lack native PCI connectors. A 4-pin power connector supplies auxiliary current for cards that require additional power. The board is designed for desktop systems needing backward compatibility with older expansion cards.
Upgrade path for legacy PCI cards
This adapter replaces a missing native PCI slot on newer motherboards so existing sound cards, network adapters or specialised I/O cards can be reused. The jump is worth it when the PCI card provides functionality not yet available in PCIe form or when replacing the card would cost significantly more than the adapter itself. It does not serve builds that need multiple PCI slots or bandwidth beyond a single PCI Express x1 link.
Highlights
- Converts PCIe x1 slot to PCI for legacy card support
- ASM1083 chipset handles the PCIe-to-PCI protocol translation
- 4-pin power connector supplies auxiliary power to installed PCI cards
- Low-profile expansion card riser fits compact chassis installations
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What PCIe slot width and auxiliary power connector does the ASM1083 adapter require?
The card plugs into a PCIe x1 slot and draws auxiliary power through a 4-pin connector.
Which way round does the ASM1083 board go into the motherboard, and where does the 4-pin lead attach?
Insert the PCIe x1 edge connector into the motherboard slot with the bracket facing the rear of the case, then plug the 4-pin power lead into the header on the adapter.
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