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NT Compatible » News » July 2004 » PCI Express Primer: What it means for the end user

PCI Express Primer: What it means for the end user

Posted by Philipp Esselbach on: 07/19/2004 03:37 AM [ Print | 0 comment(s) ]

Digital Silence has posted an article looking at the impact that PCI Express might have on the end user.




Over the past ten years, PCI has coped well with the large and varying uses it has been given, most of which were never foreseen when the specification was made. Ports like the AGP, ATA and USB, were developed to cope with data transmissions that needed greater support for time dependant data. Unfortunately, the PCI bus could not keep up with greater demands placed on it. Intel's answer to this issue...PCI Express.

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