Another day, another A+ Grind! 2) Assuming you are using a PCIE Gen3 card, which PCIE slots would you be able to plug in this card and have it function? Would love to know your thoughts down below, where I will be submitting the answer tonight. #comptiaaplus #comptia #studying #trivia #triviatuesday
Becky Sellars
7mo
I was going to say any of them, and then I saw your answer and learned I was right. One of these days I'll sit still long enough to take those certification exams! And thoughts: Backwards compatibility is a great consideration for new hardware/software creators. When updating or upgrading a device, it is less frustrating for the end user to not have to update multiple things at once.
Help Desk Tier 2 at Federated Service Solutions
7moA: ANY OF THEM! PCIE is backwards compatible, it will just run at the speed of the lowest gen.