PCI

[Raeanne Dimick]

Stands for Peripheral Component Interconnect. It is a hardware bus designed by Intel and used in both PCs and Macs. Most add-on cards such as SCSI, Firewire, and USB controllers, use a PCI connection. Some graphics cards use PCI, but most new graphics cards connect to the AGP slot. PCI slots are found in the back of your computer and are about 3.5 long and about 0.5 high. So before you go buy that Firewire expansion card, make sure you have at least one PCI slot available.

[Tanya Shivari]

An expansion slot that was introduced in July 1993 by Intel. It is still used for many things like network cards, USB/[Firewire] cards, sound cards, modems, etc. However, a new standard has been introduced called PCI Express, which is faster. Usually runs at 33 [MHz] [clock speed]. Note that many PC motherboards color-code these slots. PCI slots are coded white.

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[Cami]

A standard for connecting computers and their peripherals.