Me, being a half-noob as usual have been wondering if it is possible to connect a PCIe express card to a laptop without an express port. Is there such thing as a PCIe to USB adapter or something like that?

The reason I am asking this is because I wanted to use something called ViDock to use an external graphics card with my laptop which connects it via PCIe express card and I realized I may not be able to do this because I don't have an express port. If there is a solution related to the fact I'm using ViDock instead of the fact I don't have an express port with my laptop please tell me that too. Note: I AM WILLING to connect to an external monitor FROM my laptop while using ViDock.

 

 

Here are my specs ( just in case you need them):

 

Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

 

2.3 ghz processor speed (It's intel, but I usually use a secondary AMD processor that is faster)

 

I also have 3 currently available USB 2.0 ports (but please tell me if the solution will need 3.0 though because I can still deal with that.)

 

ViDock link: http://www.villageinstruments.com/tiki- ... age=ViDock

 

Thanks a TON!!, lawler1337

 

P.S. If you need to ask me questions regarding my problem that can help you solve it feel free to ask.

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Here's the forgotten lock.