EK is introducing a PCIe 4.0 X16 riser cable. This high-performance cable is compatible with all current motherboards. This covers chipsets based on the Z590, Z690, X570, and B550. It was tested on ...
Are PCI (not PCIe) riser cables any good? I have a Slot 1 PC that was giving me all sorts of stability problems until I realised my Vortex 2 kept backing itself out of its slot. Getting it to fit is ...
I'm considering installing my (to be bought) Nvidia RTX 3080 horizontally in a (to be bought) Fractal Design Define 7 Light. I'll likely be using a (to be bought) X570 motherboard, maybe a B550. I'd ...
SilverStone Technology announced the PCI-Express4.0 (x16) riser cable RC05 that uses a high-quality ribbon cable . The riser cable with PCI-Express4.0 (x16) connection that is ideal for the NVIDIA ...
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PCIe bifurcation is the most underrated PC feature nobody checks for
When people spec out a motherboard, they look at its PCIe generation numbers, VRMs, chipset lanes, and connectivity. What ...
You might have heard the term “bifurcation” if you’ve been around PCIe, especially in mining or PC tinkering communities. This is splitting a PCIe slot into multiple PCIe links, and as you can imagine ...
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PCIe bifurcation has firmly planted itself as a necessary technology in consumer PC hardware. At its simplest, it’s just the process of dividing the lanes from a single PCIe slot into multiple smaller ...
Gigabyte has two new PCIe device products for users looking to house multiple M.2 SSD cards at the same time. The CMT 4034 and CMT 4032 PCIe Add-in cards are able to fit up to four M.2 SSDs ...
Fractal Design has recently launched their latest generation Define R6 case. It sports the latest features one might would expect from a modern chassis. However, some note the lack of USB Type-C ...
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