Interface - PCIs / PCIEs

PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) and PCIe (PCI Express) are two different types of computer bus interfaces that are used to connect peripheral devices to a computer's motherboard. PCI is an older technology that was widely used in computers for many years, while PCIe is a newer technology that is designed to offer higher performance and faster data transfer speeds. PCI and PCIe interfaces are used to connect a wide range of different types of devices to a computer, including sound cards, network cards, and graphics cards. They are typically used in desktop and server computers, and they are also commonly found in laptops and other mobile devices. PCIe is the most commonly used interface in modern computers, as it offers faster data transfer speeds and improved performance over PCI. Some common applications for PCI and PCIe interfaces include gaming, video editing, and other applications that require high-performance peripherals.