As PCWorld points out, even PCI-SIG doesn't see PCIe 7 devices coming to consumers any time soon. It will instead be used in data centers to allow for ultra-fast Ethernet (800 gigabits!) as well as ...

PCIe lanes are data channels within a PCIe slot, which is used for transmitting and receiving data between the motherboard ...

Silverstone has released the ECM40, a PCIe 4.0 add-in card that supports up to four M.2 SSDs. The add-in card supports 2230, 2242, 2260, and 2280 M.2 SSD form factors and features active cooling.

What is an add-in card SSD? Add-in card SSDs look a little bit like graphics cards, and they connect to your PC via PCIe. While they use the same standard as M.2, PCIe options boast compatibility ...

If so, the top slot likely runs at PCIe x16, meaning 16 data lanes, which is ideal for high-bandwidth add-ins like a graphics card. And if you have a second slot, it likely runs at PCIe x8.

Non plussed by PCI Express 5.0? Apathetic about its 6.0 successor? Then prepare to be even more underwhelmed by PCIe Express ...

and B+M cards for PCIe up to x2 and compatibility with both B-key (WWAN) and M-key (SSD) sockets. There’s plenty of M.2 sockets for sale, and templates for both slots and cards, too! For mPCIe ...

Whether you want to upgrade, or add more storage to your PCIe 4.0 computer, there’s an SSD for you. Read on to learn more, including what to look for in PCIe 4.0 SSD. Why you should trust us ...

GIGABYTE posted a video of what happens when you insert and remove a GPU 100 times on one of its new motherboards in a clear ...

With sequential speeds rated at up to 14.5GB/s, it's the fastest SSD in Micron's stable, though the qualifier here is that it previously released multiple PCIe 5.0 SSDs under its Crucial brand ...

Micron has shown off the capabilities of its next-generation PCIexpress 6.0 SSD, hitting over 27GBps ... on a new signal booster for PCIe devices using riser cards and extenders.