2.3 slot compatible with 2.1 ca

I have multiple pci 2.3 compliant slots, but are these compatible with the 2. requirement on the x-fi xtreme music card?
I would assume it would work. When I try to put the card into one of the slots, the card won't go in all the way. Pushing harder doesn't work, and trying to screw it in all the way still doesn't make it go in.
There are two notches on the card and notch on the slot. At first I thought this was the problem, but I've seen pictures with cards with various notches being shoved into slots with less (as long as the notches on the slot match up with some of the notches on the card).
So my question: Do I just HAMMER IT IN or what?

The only real significant difference in PCI 2.3 as opposed to 2.2 is that 2.3 no longer allows 5V keyed cards. Now it still supports 5V connectors, but only the cards that are uni'versally keyed will fit in the slots. It should still accept all 3.3V cards. They're trying to get away from the 5V cards I would suspect. Anyway, I don't know much about the X-Fi, but if it is only keyed like a 5V card, then I doubt it will fit. Otherwise it should fit.Message Edited by Josh75 on 07-03-2006 04:40 PM

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then you dont have anythink to worry
your mobo is fully compatible with video card
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Your mobo report:
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cheers take the card and have fun there is nothink to worry
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