"PCIe, which stands for Peripheral Component Interconnect Express, is a high-speed expansion card format that connects a computer with its attached peripherals. PCIe has a point-to-point architecture. This means that each device connects to the host with its own serial link and does not have to share a bus.
In general, PCIe-based solid-state storage has better performance than server-based SATA, SAS or Fibre Channel (FC) solid-state drives because of the direct connections. This makes it a good choice for applications that have intensive input/output (I/O) requirements, such as online transaction processing and data warehousing."
"PCIe flash storage technology, an upgrade that promises to boost performance by 10 times over the hard drives in current models."
OCZ PCI Express (PCIe) SSD:
bootable SSDs take the SATA bottleneck out of the equation and use a high-speed PCI Express architecture coupled with a sophisticated workstation-grade RAID array that virtualizes the SSD controllers ensuring easy installation and seamless functionality.
AnandTech | PCIe SSD Faceoff: Samsung XP941 (128GB & 256GB) and OCZ RevoDrive 350 (480GB) Tested
Amazon.com: OCZ Storage Solutions RevoDrive 350 Series 960GB PCI Express Generation 2 x 8 Solid State Drive RVD350-FHPX28-960G: Computers & Accessories
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SAMSUNG XP941 MZHPU128HCGM-00000 M.2 128GB PCI Express MLC Enterprise Solid State Drive - Newegg.com
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Amazon.com: OCZ Storage Solutions RevoDrive 350 Series 960GB PCI Express Generation 2 x 8 Solid State Drive RVD350-FHPX28-960G: Computers & Accessories
$1228
SAMSUNG XP941 MZHPU128HCGM-00000 M.2 128GB PCI Express MLC Enterprise Solid State Drive - Newegg.com
$134
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