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Intel D95293-101 Intel Slot 1A PCI-E Riser Card
- PCI-E Riser Card
- Designed for Intel Slot 1A
- Enables PCI Express card installation
- Provides expansion capabilities
- Ensures compatibility with PCIe devices
- For specific legacy Intel motherboards
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Product Overview
The Intel D95293-101 is a PCI-E Riser Card designed for Slot 1A systems. It allows for the installation of PCI Express cards in systems that may not have native support.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Riser Card |
| Compatibility | Intel Slot 1A |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | PCI Express (PCIe) |
Product Description
The Intel D95293-101 is a specialized riser card engineered to bridge the gap between older system architectures and modern PCI Express (PCIe) peripherals. Specifically designed for systems featuring an Intel Slot 1A motherboard, this card allows users to install and utilize PCIe devices in motherboards that would otherwise lack native PCIe slots. This is particularly useful for upgrading or maintaining older systems with newer, more capable expansion cards. The riser card functions by converting the signals and physical interface of the Slot 1A to a standard PCI Express connector. This enables the integration of a wide range of PCIe cards, such as network interface cards, sound cards, or even certain types of graphics accelerators, depending on the bandwidth supported by the Slot 1A interface and the riser itself. The D95293-101 is crucial for extending the lifespan and functionality of legacy hardware platforms. Intel's design for this riser card emphasizes compatibility and reliable signal transmission. It ensures that the PCIe card receives the necessary power and data pathways, facilitating its operation within the constraints of the Slot 1A architecture. This component is a testament to Intel's commitment to providing upgrade paths and maintaining backward compatibility where feasible, allowing for a more versatile use of existing computing infrastructure.

