220-801 · Question #1111
A user has requested a technician to upgrade a small form factor open source PC to facilitate video capture. Which of the following should be used?
The correct answer is C. Riser card. A small form factor (SFF) PC has a compact chassis that does not accommodate full-height or full-length expansion cards directly on the motherboard. A riser card (also called a riser board) is an adapter that connects to a PCIe or PCI slot on the motherboard and repositions the…
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A user has requested a technician to upgrade a small form factor open source PC to facilitate video capture. Which of the following should be used?
Options
- AIDE sound card
- BPCIe video card
- CRiser card
- DPS/2 adapter
How the community answered
(46 responses)- A15% (7)
- B11% (5)
- C70% (32)
- D4% (2)
Explanation
A small form factor (SFF) PC has a compact chassis that does not accommodate full-height or full-length expansion cards directly on the motherboard. A riser card (also called a riser board) is an adapter that connects to a PCIe or PCI slot on the motherboard and repositions the slot so that expansion cards (such as a video capture card) can be installed lying parallel to the motherboard, fitting within the SFF enclosure. An IDE sound card is for audio and uses a legacy interface. A standard PCIe video card would not physically fit in an SFF case without a riser. A PS/2 adapter is a keyboard/mouse port adapter, unrelated to video capture.
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