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Can the PCIe x16 connection be used with a PXE boot setup for XPIE on X1?

Can the PCIe x16 connection be used with a PXE boot setup for XPIE on X1?

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Cat461
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01-18-2025, 07:36 PM
#11
It might be possible, but you need to be extremely careful. However, I don't think it's a good idea.
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Cat461
01-18-2025, 07:36 PM #11

It might be possible, but you need to be extremely careful. However, I don't think it's a good idea.

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Teemingtoast
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01-22-2025, 09:45 AM
#12
These operate by sending information using just seven pins, excluding the power connections. When you examine the image closely, the remaining pins remain inactive and aren't routed to those seven pins for the PCI-X1 interface.
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Teemingtoast
01-22-2025, 09:45 AM #12

These operate by sending information using just seven pins, excluding the power connections. When you examine the image closely, the remaining pins remain inactive and aren't routed to those seven pins for the PCI-X1 interface.

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Jasyul
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01-23-2025, 08:48 AM
#13
Impressive question! If someone really thought about it, I’d be curious to hear their perspective.
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Jasyul
01-23-2025, 08:48 AM #13

Impressive question! If someone really thought about it, I’d be curious to hear their perspective.

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Taddeljoy
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01-24-2025, 04:17 AM
#14
I'm unable to do this because of my location. It's a bad plant :rollya!
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Taddeljoy
01-24-2025, 04:17 AM #14

I'm unable to do this because of my location. It's a bad plant :rollya!

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marinagrams
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01-26-2025, 09:47 PM
#15
Later, when you acquire a new GPU, you could test it alongside your existing GPU on an older machine.
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marinagrams
01-26-2025, 09:47 PM #15

Later, when you acquire a new GPU, you could test it alongside your existing GPU on an older machine.

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02-01-2025, 03:57 PM
#16
It might seem simpler to remove the slot, but it could affect performance or functionality.
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Configurations
02-01-2025, 03:57 PM #16

It might seem simpler to remove the slot, but it could affect performance or functionality.

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mineguiton
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02-01-2025, 11:03 PM
#17
It's feasible in theory, but it wouldn't be wise. Are you asking about the purpose behind this action?
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mineguiton
02-01-2025, 11:03 PM #17

It's feasible in theory, but it wouldn't be wise. Are you asking about the purpose behind this action?

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fauche93
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02-02-2025, 03:19 PM
#18
Lower the hax saw two steps back, lie on your stomach, and place your hands on the back of your head. You’re officially accused of attempted deadly assault on a computer part. Your case has been sent to the world of console gaming for two years—any future attempts will lead to being trapped in a room with a tomatogchi forever.
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fauche93
02-02-2025, 03:19 PM #18

Lower the hax saw two steps back, lie on your stomach, and place your hands on the back of your head. You’re officially accused of attempted deadly assault on a computer part. Your case has been sent to the world of console gaming for two years—any future attempts will lead to being trapped in a room with a tomatogchi forever.

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Petertheloon
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02-02-2025, 05:23 PM
#19
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Petertheloon
02-02-2025, 05:23 PM #19

This just brought my New Year, it might function but I believe it's quite tailored. Wishing you success and keep sharing for more jokes.

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Narwhal_Plays
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02-03-2025, 06:29 PM
#20
You might think about it only because the cost of a PCI-E x1 card is low. However, it's very dependent on the specific pins and how video is sent. Just because someone shared it online doesn't mean you should try to copy it. Doing so could damage your GPU or motherboard. Instead, consider using an x16 → x1 adapter if available. I don’t recommend this approach—it’s risky and not worth the effort. Plus, if a friend offered you a bridge to sell, would you trust them?
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Narwhal_Plays
02-03-2025, 06:29 PM #20

You might think about it only because the cost of a PCI-E x1 card is low. However, it's very dependent on the specific pins and how video is sent. Just because someone shared it online doesn't mean you should try to copy it. Doing so could damage your GPU or motherboard. Instead, consider using an x16 → x1 adapter if available. I don’t recommend this approach—it’s risky and not worth the effort. Plus, if a friend offered you a bridge to sell, would you trust them?

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