Hello, I have a Lenovo computer in which it is 1x PCI-E port (x1) [free], 1x PCI-E port (x16) [occupied by graphics card], 2x PCI port [one occupied by the sound card, the other free]. I need to add two more music cards, both for PCI -> so I have two PCI ports and one PCI-E (x1) and I need to...

It remains to replace the board, card or - if the installation is possible - the controller from PCI-E 1x to PCI.

Hello. Conjure it not really, but the change of the album does.

Replacing the plate itself will not help, because there is no space in the housing for herring from cards. How can I get a PCI-E x1 to PCI adapter? I couldn't find anything like this on the internet ...

They used to be like that once. But are they? And if you buy a newer housing, the computer will almost be modernized.

Track Controller from PCI-E 1x to PCI 32x MOLEX

Because, even though the name only differs by one letter, it is a completely different bus and it is impossible to switch from one to the other with an adapter.

The computer has an Intel 2x3GHz processor and 8 GB of RAM, so it's not bad. Will this adapter act as if it were a normal PCI input? Sorry for the confusion, but this adapter will not be possible ... This is a picture of my CD. I marked in red how much the graphics card (two monitors) takes, and on yellow one music card. And this is related to the fact that you will have to change the board and the housing, right?

There are risers on the allegro on the tape - and then this adapter and then plug it into the Audio adapter.

There are suitable adapters available. There is simply a suitable chip that allows communication between the two standards. Second sound card to PCI slot, third card will be via PCIe PCI adapter. To connect this adapter you will need a PCIE X1 riser, you will need to fit it somehow under the graphics card.

By adapter I mean an adapter that allows you to switch from one type of connector to another without modifying the signals flowing through this connector, e.g. m.2 to pci-e. A bus controller is required for the transition from pci to pci-e.

Connecting Multiple PCI Cards (M-AUDIO Delta 1010 & 1010LT) on Lenovo PC with Limited Ports

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#1 16914283 26 Dec 2017 13:52

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16914283 26 Dec 2017 13:52

Hello,
I have a Lenovo computer in which it is
1x PCI-E port (x1) [free],
1x PCI-E port (x16) [occupied by graphics card],
2x PCI port [one occupied by the sound card, the other free].
I need to add two more music cards, both for PCI -> so I have two PCI ports and one PCI-E (x1) and I need to install 3 music cards for PCI (M-AUDIO DELTA 1010 + 2X M-AUDIO DELTA 1010LT).
Is it possible to somehow "conjure up" a place, or the only possibility is to change the plate and housing?
Regards, Grzegorz
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#2 16914297 26 Dec 2017 13:58

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16914297 26 Dec 2017 13:58

It remains to replace the board, card or - if the installation is possible - the controller from PCI-E 1x to PCI.
#3 16914301 26 Dec 2017 13:59

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16914301 26 Dec 2017 13:59

Hello. Conjure it not really, but the change of the album does.
#4 16914331 26 Dec 2017 14:12

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16914331 26 Dec 2017 14:12

Replacing the plate itself will not help, because there is no space in the housing for herring from cards. How can I get a PCI-E x1 to PCI adapter? I couldn't find anything like this on the internet ...
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#5 16914354 26 Dec 2017 14:23

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16914354 26 Dec 2017 14:23

They used to be like that once. But are they? And if you buy a newer housing, the computer will almost be modernized.
#6 16914357 26 Dec 2017 14:23

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16914357 26 Dec 2017 14:23

http://allegro.pl/sledz-kontroler-z-pci-e-1x-...?reco_id=94b0e76b-ea3f-11e7-86ea-246e9680dda8
Track Controller from PCI-E 1x to PCI 32x MOLEX
#7 16914358 26 Dec 2017 14:24

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16914358 26 Dec 2017 14:24

greg_155 wrote:
How can I get a PCI-E x1 to PCI adapter? I couldn't find anything like this on the internet ...

Because, even though the name only differs by one letter, it is a completely different bus and it is impossible to switch from one to the other with an adapter.
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#8 16914381 26 Dec 2017 14:42

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16914381 26 Dec 2017 14:42

The computer has an Intel 2x3GHz processor and 8 GB of RAM, so it's not bad.
Will this adapter act as if it were a normal PCI input?

Sorry for the confusion, but this adapter will not be possible ...

This is a picture of my CD. I marked in red how much the graphics card (two monitors) takes, and on
yellow one music card.
And this is related to the fact that you will have to change the board and the housing, right?
#9 16914467 26 Dec 2017 15:12

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16914467 26 Dec 2017 15:12

There are risers on the allegro on the tape - and then this adapter and then plug it into the Audio adapter.
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16914766 26 Dec 2017 17:36

szwagros wrote:

greg_155 wrote:
How can I get a PCI-E x1 to PCI adapter? I couldn't find anything like this on the internet ...

Because, even though the name only differs by one letter, it is a completely different bus and it is impossible to switch from one to the other with an adapter.

There are suitable adapters available.

There is simply a suitable chip that allows communication between the two standards.

Second sound card to PCI slot, third card will be via PCIe PCI adapter.
To connect this adapter you will need a PCIE X1 riser, you will need to fit it somehow under the graphics card.
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#11 16914783 26 Dec 2017 17:42

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16914783 26 Dec 2017 17:42

pawelr98 wrote:
There are suitable adapters available.

By adapter I mean an adapter that allows you to switch from one type of connector to another without modifying the signals flowing through this connector, e.g. m.2 to pci-e. A bus controller is required for the transition from pci to pci-e.
#12 16915797 27 Dec 2017 06:22

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16915797 27 Dec 2017 06:22

Such an adapter can be used Link

Better change the board.
#13 16937969 05 Jan 2018 16:16

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16937969 05 Jan 2018 16:16

Subject to close, I changed the computer. But thank you very much for your help
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The discussion revolves around the challenge of connecting multiple M-AUDIO Delta sound cards (Delta 1010 and Delta 1010LT) to a Lenovo PC with limited PCI and PCI-E ports. The user seeks to install three PCI cards but faces constraints due to occupied slots. Responses suggest that replacing the motherboard or the case may be necessary, as there is insufficient space for additional cards. Some users mention the possibility of using a PCI-E to PCI adapter, but caution that such adapters require specific chips for compatibility and may not function as expected. Ultimately, the consensus leans towards upgrading the motherboard or case for better expansion options.
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