There are two flavors of 64-bit slots: 33 MHz and 66 MHz. Most of your average everyday 32-bit cards will work fine in a 33 MHz 64-bit slot. They won't work in a 64-bit 66 MHz slot, though.

In contrast, PCI-E slots are completely different from PCI slots, and cannot accept any cards other those specifically designed for these slots. Additionally, the size of the slot is dependent on ...

Have you ever wondered about game performance differences in-between PCI Express slots and the different generations ?? Join us in a review where we look into the PCIe slot in Gen 1.1, 2.0 and 3.0 ...

As PCI-SIG members have already been testing the new 4.0 specifications, we could see new products with the faster speeds on shelves as soon as PCIe 4.0 has undergone a final IP review.

To be noted here is that the very common M.2 storage slot supports the PCIe 3.0 (and newer), USB 3.0, and SATA 3.0 storage interface standards, and most modern SSDs use the NVMe specification for ...

Two versions of the PCI-X 2.0 technology will be released. PCI-X 266 can move data within a computer at speeds of up to 266 MHz, allowing data rates of up to 2.1GB/sec. The other version, PCI-X ...

For this test we will be using the MSI XPower 9 AC motherboard, it allows us to select the three different generation PCIE bus modes. It also has a bucket-load of PCIe slots and we can arm it with ...