Dallas, Tex.— Texas Instruments Inc.'s PCI Express (PCIe) x1 physical layer (PHY) chip has hit the market in volume, providing a low-cost PCI Express endpoint device for a wide variety of sectors such ...

The subtle clue is in the name – the X means this is the PCI-Express x1 version of the Xonar D2 soundcard that we reviewed in September of last year. Since then the promised PCI-Express x1 version has ...

HILLSBORO, OR -- June 5, 2006-- Lattice Semiconductor (NASDAQ: LSCC) today announced that Intellectual Property (IP) provider Northwest Logic has ported its PCI Express product line, consisting of x1, ...

Q: What is PCI Express? A: PCI Express is a scalable, high-speed, point-to-point serial interface designed to replace PCI. Also known as PCIe, it features power ...

Taipei – March, 12, 2009 – Albatron Technology Co., LTD., a professional motherboard and graphics card manufacturer, involved in Industry Personal Computer (IPC) area these years. By virtue of sources ...

PCI Express is a new interconnect standard that provides a serial replacement for the PCI, AGP, and PCI-X buses, which are commonly used in computer and embedded systems. The market has embraced the ...

PCI Express (PCIe) has been around since 2003, and in that time it has managed to become the primary data interconnect for not only expansion cards, but also high-speed external devices. What also ...

From a graphics/gamers point of view most exciting for us is of course that PCI-Expess technology is slowly replacing the older PCI and AGP ports, why? Bandwidth, it's all about bandwidth these days ...

The common hardware interface in PCs, Macs and other computers for connecting peripheral devices such as storage drives and graphics cards. PCI Express (PCIe) was introduced in 2002 as "Third ...

PCI-SIG, the organization in charge of maintaining and developing PCI-Express, has announced that the third version of the PCIe standard is finished and ready for implementation. The new standard is ...

I’m sure you’ll be pleased to hear that sound cards have started getting interesting again after years of a boring one horse race. It wasn’t too long ago when ...

There was once a time when running an intensive 3D game at a resolution of 1600x1200 was wishful thinking. Frame rates were laughable, at best. And what about Anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering?