pcie x1 first slot issues

[xris.easo157302da]

Have recently got a ms-7567, gf615m-p33 v1.2. Updated to latest BIOS I could find (7597v2a) thanks to this forum.

Trying to get a intel pcie x1 card to work in the 1st slot (above the pcie x16 slot). Im not using a graphics card, have a nvme ssd in a pci riser working good in th x16 slot. Can also swap out the ssd for the nic and that also works. No go on the x1 slot. Don't have any more mobos to test on, so a bit in the dark in terms of troubleshooting.

Anyone tried this combo before? would the slot be mutually exclusive (cant use both at the same time)? don't seem to find info on this.

Cheers!

 

[darkhawk]

I'm going to be honest......You're talking about hardware that's close to 2 decades old now.....finding support for it is going to be pretty non-existent at this point, unfortunately. Most middle of the road cell phones are probably more powerful than this system, sadly.

 

[Alan J T]

Have recently got a ms-7567, gf615m-p33 v1.2. Updated to latest BIOS I could find (7597v2a) thanks to this forum.

Trying to get a intel pcie x1 card to work in the 1st slot (above the pcie x16 slot). Im not using a graphics card, have a nvme ssd in a pci riser working good in th x16 slot. Can also swap out the ssd for the nic and that also works. No go on the x1 slot. Don't have any more mobos to test on, so a bit in the dark in terms of troubleshooting.

Anyone tried this combo before? would the slot be mutually exclusive (cant use both at the same time)? don't seem to find info on this.

Cheers!

What is the PCIE card if it is a newer model it may not be supported

 

[mzakrzewsk157402df]

OP,
Your MB has a PCIe 1x1 slot, and as far as I know the bare minimum for the even the least demanding present-day PCIe cards is 2x1.

EDIT: This link should shed some light: https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/68668/intel-ethernet-server-adapter-i210t1.html