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Conventional PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect)
- parallel communication
- many expansion options
- 32-bit and 64-bit (support different widths, as well as different voltages)
PCIe (PCI Express)
- replaces the PCI standard
- communicates serially using unidirectional serial lanes
- more lanes support more data
- may have x1, x2, x4, x16, or x32 full-duplex lanes
24-pin Motherboard Connector
- provides power from the power supply to the motherboard
- provides +3.3V, +/-5V, and +/-12V
- some cables are 20-pin with a 4-pin attachment
4-pin ATX Connector
- provides additional power to the CPU
- provides +12V power
SATA Drive Interface
- connects hard drives and solid state drives to the motherboard
M.2 Connector
Compact Form Factor: Replaces older mSATA and Mini PCIe interfaces.
High-Speed Interfaces Supported:
NVMe/PCIe (for ultra-fast SSDs)
SATA (slower but still solid-state)
USB & Wi-Fi/BT modules