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only one way to find out try it in another mobo

 

Sorry, but it can't be done, it uses a special PCI socket for the sound card only found in Asus motherboards designed for it.

 

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Originally Posted by Duckydude Sorry, but it can't be done, it uses a special PCI socket for the sound card only found in Asus motherboards designed for it.

i thought it was 1x pci-e

 

It's a reverse pci-e slot.

 

well it fitted in my dell mobo PCI-e x1 slot XD but i cant find it when isearch for hardware any ideas now it fits the lights are on and stuff

 

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The physical design of this slot is similar to PCI Express x1 but turned by 180 degrees, however there is no electrical compatibility with the PCI Express x1. The thing is that Supreme-FX is actually not a fully-fledged sound card, but simply an analogue part of the sound tract connected to the AC97 interface. That is why you can only see a one microchip on the Supreme-FX card: the high-definition 8-channel Analog Devices AD1988B codec.

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It doesn't look good mate.

EDIT : Oops that's the FX I so I'll keep on digging.

Ok it's a standard pci-e x1 slot however I'm not sure that it will be able to work as there are some audio components that are on the mobo. Good luck to ya.

 

yeah but its the same thing the FX II may be diff i hope

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I can tell you from experience it will not work. It lights up fine, but it is not detected by windows. it's a no go.

 

It won't work, I tried the same thing with my P5N32-E. And I am pretty sure the sound card is the equivalent to onboard.

 

lol lights are fun but owww

 

Anyone interested in selling their unused SupremeFX II riser card? I'm looking to pay about $10 and I'll cover shipping. I don't really need a high end sound card, and my Asus Maximus board was open box from Newegg (@$130... yes I'm cheap and poor)

I am new here, and I have not made a proper signature yet, sorry.

 

Ill sell you mine if you still want it

 

Have any of you installed the software for it on a different board?