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The first PCI-Express 7.0 optical connector is now real and reaches 128 GT/s

The first PCI-Express 7.0 optical connector is now real and reaches 128 GT/s

Artificial intelligence requires us to accelerate the development of different technologies to improve their capabilities. One of those that would be accelerated is the PCIe 7.0 interface, of which we have already seen a prototype from the company Cadence System. We were able to see this PCIe 7.0 prototype this already allows speeds of 128 ...

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Why don’t you see SSDs on PCI-Express cards anymore?

Why don’t you see SSDs on PCI-Express cards anymore?

Little by little storage is moving from using the SATA port to taking advantage of the advantages of PCI Express. However, we rarely see expansion cards of this type being used as storage units in stores. Why is there barely SSD to PCIe beyond the topic of laptops? The M.2 interface used by NVMe SSDs ...

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PCI-Express 5.0 will be needed on your PC, and not just for SSDs

PCI-Express 5.0 will be needed on your PC, and not just for SSDs

For some time now, processors have been integrating other elements inside until they literally become heterogeneous chips that not only literally integrate the processor, but also the memory controller, integrated graphics and other elements. As well as communication with peripherals. Well, that last point is important in understanding why PCI Express 5.0 is so important ...

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Can the weight of a graphics card separate PCI-Express across the board?

Many motherboard manufacturers, and especially those of high-end, have added some steel reinforcement on PCI-Express supports (and in some cases even RAM bases) to avoid, or minimize, that the graphics card's weight can damage itself. And if they've done this, we're telling you now, because of course the weight of the graph can damage the ...

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When a PCI-Express socket is best to insert a graphics card

The graphing above is a matter of history Previously, although most motherboards had a few PCI-Express x16 sockets, most of them (except for the high end) had the second sockets available electricity was x8, and that is why we always saw the graphics card embedded in the PCI-Express top socket. However, this has long since ...