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Imagine buying a PCIE 5 card to use in a crusty old PCIE 3 or 2 board >.>
Would you notice that big of a performance difference from PCIE3? Usually for gaming the bandwidth is nowhere near close enough to being saturated and sure, PCIE5 will have 4x the throughput of PCIE3, but I imagine the performance loss would be more due to the CPU than the PCIE bandwidth.
Pcie to agp adapter in hand
PCIe to AGP and 12VHPWR to Molex
I can smell the burning plastic from here
Cursed converter
PCIE to ISA adapter