Graphics cards have used PCIe x16 exclusively for a long time, but with the release of PCIe 4.0, some graphics cards got cut down to x8 or even x4 lanes. Since a PCIe x8 4.0 slot supports the same ...

There are different size slots depending on the device, ranging from x1, x4, x8, x16, and x32, depending on what needs to be installed into the system. Unlike PCIe 4.0, which has a maximum ...

maybe two x4 links out of an x8-wired x16 slot. Now, there’s an alternative, and it’s PCIe switches – these are hefty chips which present a PCIe device interface to your host, and multiple ...

First off, Amazon accidentally spilled the beans on XFX’s tweaked RX 9060 XT models, showing a boost speed cranked up to 3 320 MHz—about 90 MHz faster than AMD’s rumored base spec for both the 16 GB ...

They use a mere x8 PCIe 5 interface rather than the full x16, allowing them to run on much shorter PCBs. Indeed, the board inside the new RTX 5060 Ti Eagle is just four inches long, despite the ...

Rumours indicate that AMD Radeon RX 9060 XT could reach a 3.3GHz frequency, eclipsing that of its bigger RX 9070 brother.