If you're a computer enthusiast or PC gamer, you've heard about PCIe lanes and possibly even lane sharing. Here's what it all ...

PEG slot – the extra slot for the graphics card Power-hungry graphics cards, such as the Asus TUF GeForce RTX 4090 shown here, require more power than the PCIe x16 slot can provide.

The graphics card should go into the first PCI Express x16 slot. However, lower slots are usually capable of running the card as well. Slot Selection and Compatibility ...

Customers who don't know enough to differentiate between GPU variants will probably not know that plugging anything into the second PCIe slot will halve their PCIe 3.0 bandwidth, further slashing ...

Generally, you want to install your graphics card into a PCIe x16 slot. There are two parts to identifying a PCIe x16 slot. First, look for the longest PCIe slot on your motheboard.

It's now a generally accepted fact that PCIe bandwidth (or lack thereof) generally doesn't tend to affect a graphics card's ...

If your computer won't boot when the GPU is plugged in, this troubleshooting guide will help you fix it and get your system ...

I have an Extreme N6600 Silencer 250MB PCI-E Asus Graphics card which I would like to install on a Asus P4C800-E motherboard but this motherboard does not have a PCI-E slot. (It has 5 PCI slots ...

Following its own testing and evaluation of an "extremely small number of cases reported", Asus says it does not expect any damage to occur when using motherboards with its PCIe Q-Release Slim slots.

But rejoice, because Asus has a new revision of its PCIe Q-Release mechanism, now known as PCIe Q-Release Slim. And it might just be the GPU slot we've all been waiting for.