Will it use PCI-e? Or can nobody predict?
H holcar Distinguished Jun 21, 2006 158 0 18,680 Jul 26, 2006 #1 Will it use PCI-e? Or can nobody predict?
jaguarskx Titan Apr 19, 2006 27,979 3 84,965 Jul 26, 2006 #2 Yes. There hasn't even been any discussions about what would replace the PCI-e interface yet.
Heyyou27 Splendid Jan 4, 2006 5,164 0 25,780 Jul 26, 2006 #3 PCIe is here to stay for quite some time.
The_Abyss Distinguished Mar 24, 2006 1,333 0 19,310 Jul 26, 2006 #4 PCIe no doubt, despite what the AMD fanboys will tell you about some mythical socket solution that might appear in 2 years time (once we have DX11)
PCIe no doubt, despite what the AMD fanboys will tell you about some mythical socket solution that might appear in 2 years time (once we have DX11)
Grinch123456 Distinguished May 19, 2006 128 0 18,680 Jul 26, 2006 #5 Will it use PCI-e? Click to expand... Yes.
P prozac26 Distinguished May 9, 2005 2,808 0 20,780 Jul 26, 2006 #6 NO. They will only work with the special DX10 slot. :roll: :roll: Yes, DX10 cards will be PCI-E, so they will work with any PCI-E mobo. :roll:
NO. They will only work with the special DX10 slot. :roll: :roll: Yes, DX10 cards will be PCI-E, so they will work with any PCI-E mobo. :roll:
icbluscrn Distinguished Jan 28, 2006 444 0 18,780 Jul 26, 2006 #7 In cpu mag a while back just before the 7900 series release they had an article (small headline) about pci-e x17 that used 1 extra pin? I never heard about it since then.
In cpu mag a while back just before the 7900 series release they had an article (small headline) about pci-e x17 that used 1 extra pin? I never heard about it since then.
4745454b Titan Moderator Apr 29, 2006 29,241 437 93,590 Jul 26, 2006 #8 An extra pin??? It isn't called PCIe 16x because it has 16 "pins". It is 16 "lanes" of PCIe bandwith. (each lane being ~250Mbps.) 16 x 250 = 4Gbps.
An extra pin??? It isn't called PCIe 16x because it has 16 "pins". It is 16 "lanes" of PCIe bandwith. (each lane being ~250Mbps.) 16 x 250 = 4Gbps.