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PCIe

computer science
Also known as: Peripheral Component Interconnect Express
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  • AGP
    AGP

    …graphics technology about 2010 by PCI Express, a high-speed version of PCI that replaced both PCI and AGP.

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    …graphics technology about 2010 by PCI Express, a high-speed version of PCI that replaced both PCI and AGP.

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  • SATA
    SATA

    …to be replaced by the PCIe (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express) standard, which allowed for much faster data transfer.

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    …to be replaced by the PCIe (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express) standard, which allowed for much faster data transfer.

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