PCIE Device Windows Driver Overview

A PCIe (Peripheral Component Interconnect Express) device refers to a hardware component that connects to a computer's motherboard through a PCIe slot, typically used for high-speed data transfer. These devices can include various components like:

• Graphics Cards (GPUs)
• Network Interface Cards (NICs)
• Sound Cards
• Storage Controllers
• Wi-Fi Cards
• USB Expansion Cards

The PCIE device driver is essential software that allows Windows to communicate with and use the hardware connected via the PCIe interface. The driver enables the operating system to control and utilize the full functionality of the device, such as performing data transfers, interacting with the hardware, or managing specific features of the PCIe device.