Expansion Card

I received a new Zire 31 as a gift recently and realized my expansion card from my old Tungsten E, although it fits in the slot, does not work. How can I listen to my songs again? Thanks for your advice.

What size is the SD card? The Zire 31 is too old (2004) to recognize any of the larger SD cards currently available formatted with FAT32. It will only recognize cards formatted with FAT16, and limits the card to 1G I believe if my memory serves correctly. Remember when this device was being sold the largest SD cards generally available were 512M.
The other question is do you have a media player on this device to play audio files?

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Dear Madam/Sir.
I own a palm one handheld Zire 31 and I purchase an SD expansion card of 2.0 GB witch should fit, but my handheld does not recognize the card, what should I do? my second question is it necessary to download the file with the pdb suffix in order to add any Software? Thanks and best regards Gidi.
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Hi, and welcome to the Palm Community Forums.
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A .pdb file is a data file, whereas a .prc is an application file. What exactly are you referring to?
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I'm quite exhausted as I had some component issues with my new PC and now this KT4 once again rejects my sound card. Maybe I'm better off by installing it on my new PC, but then this failure with Bluetooth dongle, (which I put on the USB port of KT4, not on the USB exp. card.) Oh my, why can't sound card and ethernet card live together!?!
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Hope you get things like you want them!
Eh, made this in 2003, but I'm not sure if it isn't more confusing than anything else:
"The use and sharing of IRQs aren't mentioned in my MSI manual, (due to the APIC function I think), so I had to go to some ASUS manuals. As standards are standards, I believe things can't be to different. If someone has any addings or suggestions please come forward, so I can adjust the table.
*Please note that this is generally speaking and mainly for ASUS boards a few years old!
**Please note that you should not have any sharing with the IDE controller or similar!
***Please note that it is a good thing to have expansion PCI sound cards in slot 3!
****Please note that surprisingly enough it looks like PCI slot 2 would be free for any device, but AGP cards get hot and bigger so it is not a great idea.
IRQ sharing table
PCI 1 shares with PCI slot 5
2 shares with AGP and PCI slot 6, or sometimes with onboard IDE
3 shares not, or sometimes with onboard audio/modem
4 shares with onboard LAN
5 shares PCI slot 1
6 shares with AGP and PCI slot 5
AGP slot shares with PCI slots 5 and 6
USB 1 shares with USB 2, 3 and USB 2.0
2 shares with USB 1, 3 and USB 2.0
3 shares with USB 1, 2 and USB 2.0
USB 2.0 shares with USB 1, 2, and 3
Onboard audio/modemshares not, or sometimes with slot 3
Onboard LAN shares with PCI slot 4
Onboard IDE shares not, or sometimes with PCI slot 2 "
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Z87 XPower PCI_E2, Single Graphics Card plus Other Expansion Cards

A bit confused on the PCI-E expansion slots...
I seem to have read somewhere that it is preferential to place a single graphics card in PCI_E2 slot. Found a reference on a review:
"However for those using a single graphics card MSI recommends installing it in the second PCIe slot as this slot is connected directly to the CPU, meaning there is no latency lag as it bypasses the PEX 8747 chip"
However, the PCIe x16 Slots Bandwidth Table clearly shows only one "video card" (any other pci-e expansion card, too?) is possible when taking advantage of PCI_E2:
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2-Way: x16 0 0 x16 0
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4-Way: x8 0 x8 x8 x8
I picked up a pci-e OCZ RevoDrive 3 x2 SSD 240GB and looking to use a N770 graphics card in PCI_E2... is this even possible? Ideally, I would choose to run the RevoDrive from PCI_E1.
From reading the table, I get "no".
I called MSI support, and 2 agents seemed to believe the PCIe x16 Slots Bandwidth Table only related to graphics cards ("The table below shows the correlation between the PCIe slots bandwidth and multiple
graphics cards."). Still waiting an official response to ticket(s). I spoke with the first before I began my graphic card installation, and the second after I installed and couldn't get the RevoDrive to show in any slot when the graphic card was installed in PCI_E2.
My experience is telling me I have a problem, and I have some decisions to make moving forward. Generally speaking:
1. Is it possible to install a single graphics card in PCI_E2 to bypass the PEX 8747 chip and achieve x16 bandwidth, and still have another pci-e in another x8/x16 slot?
2. What is more important for the video card: x16 bandwidth, or "latency lag as it bypasses the PEX 8747 chip"?
3. The performance of the RevoDrive is outstanding (knock on wood... hoping I can keep this card running a long time considering the volume of drive failures experience with OCZ drives). I am considering my overall day-to-day usage and wondering if I might be better off ditching the RevoDrive or the graphic card... or (oh my, GOD!) another board....
It is easy for me to criticize engineering for overlooking this potential design consideration, yet it is an outstanding board. I should have been more aware when I read the 0-16-0-0-0 config details on the PCIe x16 Slots Bandwidth Table and the detail on the PEX 8747 chip. Once of the major items that attracted me to the XPower was the heap of features and pci-e expandability. Yet, all the PCI-E bandwidth and slots don't do me any justice if I can't config my install to optimize my system's components.
I would have a hard time trying to pick another to even try to replace the Z87 XPower (it would have to be Asus Z87-DELUXE).
What would I lose or gain in keeping the RevoDrive vs the graphic card? I initially began building this system around the RevoDrive, and I can't imagine wanting to keep the system without it.
4. What am I sacrificing/gaining in having the graphic card in PCI_E1 and the RevoDrive in PCI_E5?
5. With two different x16 pci-e components installed, and only one of them a graphic card, does the PEX 8747 chip latency become a non-issue? Is it still preferential to keep the graphic card in PCI_E2 position?
PSU: Corsair AX1200i
CPU: i7-4770k
MOBO: Z87 XPower
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1: connecting a single card in PCI_E2 will bypass the PLX8747 but if you use one of the other slots for something it will start to use the PLX chips again to duplicate lanes!
2: PCI-E lanes are of very little importance as you will only see a .1 to 2FPS reduction in frame rate between x16 and x8. and less lag is similar in that regard too and will have very little noticeable difference!
3: it should make very little difference to either component and changing board makes in the z87 family lines would make very little difference too as to get higher expandability you need that PLX chip to sub divide the lanes and create a extra 16 fake lanes to allow more then 2 way SLI or 3 way Crossfire on the Z87 boards as the CPU's only have 16 lanes total!
4: not much! about a hundred nanoseconds of lag, maybe 1MBP/s less on the revo drive and .1 to 2 FPS less on the Graphics card...
5: no you would need them in the E1 and E5 positions and using the PLX chips as you will have problems and both may go into x8 using only the CPU's 16 lanes total if the Graphics card is in E2 or the revo drive may not function at all as the graphics card may hog all the PCI-E lanes....

Expansion Cards any particular order¿ KT4V

Im trying to pinpoint why my system hangs once ina while,, I have a hunch its the order of my expansion cards,, heres my current setup
Starting with AGP
AGP slot Asylum 256mb GeForce 5200 nvidia chipset "primary monitor"
1st PCI PCTV Card Pinnacle systems
2nd PCI Silicon Image Sil680 ATA/133 "primary channel=storage hard drive mostly multimedia content" "secondary channel=dvd-rom drive"
3rd Voodoo3 3dfx graphics card "secondary monitor"
4th Sound Blaster pci 128 sound card
5th Creative Modem Blaster V.92 DI5631
6th OHCI compliant IEEE 1394 FireWire Pinnacle systems
I dont know for sure but I am quessing I can put my expansion cards in a better sequence on the PCI bus, on my old mainboard I know I had a different order than I do now but I didn't pay attention when I pulled the cards was excited to get MSI mainboard setup,, I know the the 1st and 6th pci slots share ther same IRQs thats why I used the PCTV card 1st it is IRQ shared compatible, only when you are viewing TV not Capturing, so I felt that I would never capture from TV card and Firewire "on 6th PCI slot" at the same time,,, My main concern "or question" I have is the Sil680 PCI ATA/133, it should be placed accordingly so it doesn't ever hang up or conflict with the other expansion cards,, when my system hangs its always when it accesses one HD to the Other ,, main HD on primary channel mainboard and 2nd HD on primary channel Sil680 ,, this might not be my problem but any information on this would be greatly appreciated, I am trying to gain a better understanding of the PCI bus and card placement order, besides the IRQs So I can continue with my process of elimination and eventually solve my problem,, Thank You For Your Time In Reading This,,,,
Greatly Appreciated
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This Is my IRQ table from SiSoftware Sandra 2004 I think this is what you were asking for,
0 = System Timer
1 = Standard 101/102 keyboard
2 = Programmable interrupt controller
3 = COM2
4 = COM1
5 = COM4
6 = Standard Floppy Dsk COntroller
7 = ECP Printer port LPT1
8 = Sys CMOS real time clock
9 = IRQ holder PCI steering
9 = SoundBlaster PCI
9 = VIA PCI to USB enhanced host controller
10 = 3dfx voodoo3
10 = Creative PCI modem enumerator
10 = IRQ holder for PCI Steering
10 = IRQ holder for PCI Steering
10 = Primary Sil Ultra DMA Bus Master IDE Controller
10 = Sil PCI-0680 Ultra DMA IDE Controller
10 = OHCI Compliant IEEE 1394 host controller
10 = VIA Tech 3038 PCI to USB Universal Host COntroller
10 = VIA Tech 3038 PCI to USB Universal Host COntroller
11 = IRQ Holder for PCI Steering
11 = NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200
11 = Studio PCTV
11 = Studio PCTV (Audio)
11 = VIA Tech 3038 PCI to USB Universal Host Controller
12 = Microsoft PS/2 Mouse intellipoint
13 = Numeric data processor
14 = Primary IDE controller (dual fifo)
14 = VIA Bus Master PCI IDE Controller
15 = Secondary IDE controller (dual fifo)
15 = VIA Bus Master PCI IDE Controller
I am self taught on every aspect of my computer so I have a "grasp" of how and what IRQs are, but I am a spong to learn and am anxious to determine and correctly set up PCI bus and IRQs so I may better understand... so thank you very much for your time and help it is greatly appreciated!!

Asus IPIBL-LB expansion card for usb3.0?

I am trying to upgrade my aging HP a6152n PC once again. I would like to increase USB throughput by upgrading to USB3.0.
I have windows 7 64 pro installed3 hard drives and have recently purchassed a external WD 4 TB mkybook to use as a backup. It works on the USB 2.0 port but it has the capability to run on USB 3.0. I would like to take advantage of the much higher throughput of the USB 3.0 if I can find a card and driver that will work on my system.I tried a 4 port expansion card from Inateck but could not get it to work. Windows device manager indicated Code 10 " This Device cannot Start"
Any Suggestiions or advice. Thanks wyuhasse

Wyuhasse, welcome to the forum.
Here is a card that says it is compatible with Win 7 32/64-bit. There is a "Built-in 4-pin power connector for receiving extra power supply from system". You should be certain to connect it. Read the Customer Reviews to see what users have to say about it.
I suggest checking your Inateck card to see if it has the extra power connector. If it does and it is not connected, this could be the reason for it not working properly.
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Best internal SATA expansion card?

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However, I run into a big problem when I wanted to write (burn) on the optical drives! I was trying out some burner software but nothing seemed to work: Windows Explorer froze and I had to hard reboot the system a few times. I have used "Nero micro" before without any problem to read and write with the Adaptec expansion card (which went bad and I replaced with this Areca card).
I removed all the third party burner software (Revo is an excellent tool!), and tried Windows 7's native burning application: it also messed up Windows Explorer (hard reboot again...). When I connected one of the LG optical drives directly to the mother board's SATA 3.0 Gb/s port (see attachment): voil'a, everything works just fine.
I am contacting the Areca technical support tomorrow, and will report their input. Still, since it might be some deeper problem with the whole system, I would greatly appreciate if anybody would give me any idea what to try - short of reinstalling the operating system (again...) - which might be necessary after the many restore/restart operations during the Adaptec card replacement with the Areca card a few weeks ago.
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P.S.
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The attached Intel Matrix Storage Consol shows the situation when one of the optical drive is directly connected to port 5 on the mother board.

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