Yes, some AM4 boards support PCI.
Yes, some AM4 boards support PCI.
Check for AM4 boards compatible with PCIe I. Look for models with a PCIe slot that supports PCIe I and verify if they have a loose PCIe socket suitable for your old cards.
There are several options available, primarily B350 and A520 models. PCI slots generally don't perform well with these boards, but they do exist. The B350 Tomahawk is a notable example, though others are also worth considering. https://pcpartpicker.com/products/mother...d=1,6&s=33
Currently available in the US are two models from the Asus Pro series: A520 and B550. The power delivery units seem limited, so I suggest sticking to a CPU under 65W—ideally R7 5700X or 5700G. Here are the links for reference:
- A520: https://pcpartpicker.com/product/2pnypg/...0m-c-iicsm
- B550: https://pcpartpicker.com/product/V4NxFT/...b550m-ccsm
The question is what cards? Very very good chance that they cannot function properly on a more modern os than win 7 if it even has a driver for 7 at that point.
Yeah, it was decent too—good VRMs and likely PCI too, though I'm not 100% certain.
They're currently priced at three times the previous amount, huh?