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They look like PCI-E x1 slots, so as TippeX says, used for any x1 PCI-E cards like graphics or network cards!!
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BarryB is right, those little sockets are PCI Express 1x sockets, they are used for powerfull ethernet cards and even in some cases, sound cards. I´ve also seen it used for sata PCI-e card.
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