How PCI Cards Differ From One Another


Building a computer isn’t all that hard, but there are a few parts that can be confusing. When you start installing PCI cards — video cards, network cards, and other expansion cards — it’s hard to know which kinds of cards are compatible with your motherboard. Linus Sebastian from Techquickie fills us in.

You’ve probably seen many different types of PCI cards and slots: PCI, PCI Express, PCI Express 3.0, 1x cards, 16x cards, and so on. Techquickie runs through everything you need to know about PCI as fast as possible, so you’ll never be confused again. We’ll leave it to the video to explain it all, so check it out above.

PCI Express (PCIe) 3.0 – Everything you Need to Know As Fast As Possible [Techquickie]


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