I'm looking to put 8 USB3.0 cameras each running at ~3 gbit (on a USB3 5GBit connection) into one PC. I thought I could pick up 1 or 2 4 port USB3 expansion cards and pair with the built in Intel ...

Since SLI and CrossFire are dead, many PC gamers aren't using the secondary PCIe slot on their motherboards anymore. Well, your graphics card doesn't have to be lonely since you can install a bunch of ...

As well as announcing the launch of the new Google Photos backup system for network attached storage, QNAP has also introduced new QM2 PCIe expansion cards designed to make it easy to add additional ...

On Tuesday, Sonnet announced the DuoModo expansion system that can enclose your Mac mini, and either PCI-E expansion cards or a video card, in a compact space not much larger than just an eGPU ...

WOODSTOCK, Ill.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--OWC® – the leading end-to-end ecosystem solution of computer hardware, accessories, and software for both consumers and professionals – today announced the all-new ...

1. PCI Express Mini Cards are available from a variety of vendors, including products such as Diamond Systems’DS-MPE-DAQ0804 Analog I/O Module (a), Versalogic’s VL-MPEe-U2e Serial+GPIO (b), and ...

A printed circuit board that plugs into a slot on the motherboard and enables a computer to control a peripheral device. Also called an "interface card," "adapter" or "controller," all the printed ...

Stackable boards like PC/104 and its PCI Express variants offer developers a plethora of I/O expansion options. While compact, these boards are large compared to many module-based systems. These ...

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The purpose of adding an expansion card or board to a computer's motherboard is to add or expand some sort of functionality to the computer that it did not have before. Expansion cards are a way to ...

In this week’s Guest Post, Katie (Garrison) Rivera of One Stop Systems explores PCIe Gen 4, which is fast becoming the latest de facto standard for general purpose I/O of the modern computer system.