We explain PCIe 5.0, the latest Peripheral Component Interconnect Express standard, and what it means for computing and PC gaming in 2025.

For desktop use, there’s an abundance of PCIe sockets to pick from. To plug into such a socket, you need a PCB of 1.6mm thickness – which is, thankfully, the standard PCB thickness that you ...

then you’ve probably seen PCIe slots. These easily recognizable slots are mostly known as the place where you plug in your graphics card, with their mildly annoying tabs that make it a hassle to ...

you’d need a fairly expensive development board that plugs into the bus. However, [CircuitValley] found some IBM RS-485 boards that are little more than a PCIe board with an Intel FPGA onboard.

A device that adds wireless connectivity to a laptop or desktop computer. All of the adapters below are available as external USB modules as well as PCI or PCI Express (PCIe) cards that plug into ...

While older computers and storage drives might still use the common SATA or the older PCIe 3.0 interfaces to sling your bits of data around, more recent computing equipment most often offers the ...

The issue first came to widespread attention when Igor’s Lab reported issues with its GeForce RTX 5090 Founders Edition. Igor ...

Hot Plug events, etc. The transition to PCIe 4.0 and 5.0 with increasing PCIe signaling speeds (16GT/s and 32GT/s) also augments the risk of errors due to tightening timing budgets inside the SoC and ...

It also allows add-on peripheral devices such as external graphics card, external hard disk to be seamlessly connected to the motherboard devices in a plug-and-play manner. PCIe is a packet-based ...