- A Communication Path
 - A city of technology
 - Internal PC Growth
 - Independent pathways
 - System expansion
 - additional capabilities
 
- "Width" in bits
 - Big roads, little roads
 - Width is changing to bandwidth
 
- Clock speed of bus
 - The expansion bus gets its own clock
 - 1 MHz (megahertz) = 1 million cycles per second
 - 1 GHz = 1000 MHz
 - Clock speed does not necessarily equal transfer rate
 - DDR3 SDRAM can transfer 64 times the memory clock speed
 
- Created in 1994
 - A common expansion interface
 - 32-bit and 64-bit bus width
 - Throughput varies by bus version
 - 133 MB/s (32-bit at 33 MHz)
 - 266 MB/s (32-bit at 66 MHz or 64-bit at 33 MHz
 - 533 MB/s (64-bit at 66 Mhz)
 
PCI 64-bit expansion card
Mini PCI
- PCI for laptops
 - Shrink it down for mobile use.
 - Expand features of laptops
 - Wifi, mobile broadband, etc
 
- No access to the card
 - It's inside the laptop
 - Can't touch it
 
- Designed for servers
 - Higher Bandwidth
 - Four times the clock speed
 - Built to handle higher speed, network, and storage
 - 1,064 MB/s capacity
 - THIS IS NOT PCI EXPRES (completely different)
 
- Also known as PCIe
 - This is not (PCI-X)
 - Not really a bus in the traditional sense
 - Unidirectional serial "lanes"
 - Slower devices don't slow down everyone
 - One,two,four,eight,sixteen, or thirty-two full duplex lanes
 - x1, x2, x4, x8, x16, x32
 - "x" is pronounced "by"
 - i.e., "by 4," "by 16"
 
- Different versions of PCIe
 - Improvement in speed with each iteration
 - Per-lane throughput in each direction
 - -v1.x: 250 MB/s
 - -v2.x: 500 MB/s
 - v3.0: 985 MB/s (8 GT/s)
 - v4.0: 1969 MB/s (16 GT/s)
 
- Modular riser for networking, modem, audio, etc.
 
- Almost always called AGP
 - Designed to cover the gap between PCI and PCI Express
 - Difficult to find AGP today
 
- AGP 1x (266MB/s),
 - AGP 2x (522MB/s)
 - AGP 1.0, 3.3V
 - AGP 4x (1.07 GB/s)
 - AGP 2.0, 1.5v
 - AGP 8x (2.1 GB/s)
 - AGP 3.0, 0.8V
 
 






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