The role of a PCI card in computer science is that it is what allows satellite TV to be seen on your computer. Without it the satellite TV signal wouldn't connect.
A pci and a pci-e are different ports. I would say no for sure. http://www.whatthetech.com/2007/11/10/can-pci-express-graphic-card-work-in-pci-slots/
"PCI Card" Refers to anything that plugs into a PCI slot on your computer, they can perform a multitude of tasks, such as drawing frames in a videogame, or giving you more USB ports.Most types of hardware can be purchased online at newegg.com.
It might be PCI type
PCI is used for many things like extra subport for your computer like if you have a PCI express card for Graphics, your computer will be able to use it and have better graphics for gaming or but there so many things you can put into a PCI slot but there are different sizes of PCI slot and they are: PCI X1 PCI X16 PCI Express which is all used for about everything if you have those you can make your computer awesome
Yes. Most of the time, if you add a card, via the PCI or AGP slot, it will disable the onboard card.
No. Not at all. Any computer, including any notebook, can have internal PCI slots and no external PCMCIA or PC Card slots.
The HP a1230n does not have a dedicated graphics card slot. It has three PCI slots and one PCI Express slot. Any of these could be used for a graphics card (the PCI Express is the best option) or other peripherals.
put it in a different computer and see if it works. (easiest way)
There is no PCI RAM, but we have a PCI card to which we can connect more that one RAMs to that PCI card
no
a 'hard disk card' could refer to a PCI, PCI-E controller card for a computer, or a circuit board on the hard drive, or a solid-state drive (which is just one circuit board).
1. Choose a TV Tuner Card that will work with your computer. There are two basic types: a PCI/PCI-E (PCI Express, it's a computer expansion card standard designed to replace the older PCI bus standards.) card that is internally installed and an external Tuner Card with a USB plug. Get a card that receives HD satellite signals (though a basic analog Tuner Card can still work). 2. Install the card to your computer. For a PCI/PCI-E card, open your computer case and insert the card into an available PCI/PCI-E slot, which is located near the motherboard's base. For an external card, just plug it into a USB port. 3. Connect your satellite receiver box to the computer through the Tuner Card. The card will have an RF coaxial and/or RCA composite ports. Disconnect the receiver box's output from your TV and connect it to the card with a coaxial or RCA cable. 4. Turn the computer on. You will likely get a pop-up for the new hardware you installed. Insert the CD-ROM that came with the card and run the enclosed software. This will install the drivers needed for your operating system to run the card. 5. Start up the TV Tuner program, which you installed in the CD software's last step. If your satellite TV antenna is working and the cable is properly connected, the satellite TV broadcast will appear on the program's screen.