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    Re: Adobe Premiere Pro CS3

    Yup, that should work, unless something on the card physically stops it.

    I've got my 1x PCIe TV card in a 16x slot on my motherboard - works fine.

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    Re: Adobe Premiere Pro CS3

    Thx guys!
    I tried it and worked without probs.

    But i need to change my mobo anyway.

    I cant fit all of it in.
    Creative X-fi
    8800gts
    Matrox Rt.X2 card (30cm long)
    Hopefully asus p5k mobo will solve all the problems due to positioning of the slots.

    My case is P182

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