What does it mean

[Simone_ltt]

Why does CPU-z Show this.   
Why does  it show PCI-e    MAX SUPPORTED : x0          
( I have a PCI-e slot but its empty )

[Nerdom]

My best guess is that integrated graphics are picked up this way by CPUz. Probably has something to do with them being on-die and not actually in a PCIe slot.

[Simone_ltt]

9 minutes ago, Nerdom said:

My best guess is that integrated graphics are picked up this way by CPUz. Probably has something to do with them being on-die and not actually in a PCIe slot.

I HAVE ONLY INTEL HD GRAPHIC 630 AND NO OTHER CARD SO NONE OF MY PCI-e ARE BEING USED @Nerdom

 

[RollinLower]

26 minutes ago, Abhirupam Sarmah said:

I HAVE ONLY INTEL HD GRAPHIC 630 AND NO OTHER CARD SO NONE OF MY PCI-e ARE BEING USED @Nerdom

 

yeah that's what he explained.

 

since you only have integrated graphics, it's baked onto the CPU die. so the 'graphic interface' on CPU-Z is reading the on-die GPU.

and because it is on-die, it is likely not using any external PCIe lanes. so the graphic interface is X0.

[Simone_ltt]

4 minutes ago, RollinLower said:

yeah that's what he explained.

 

since you only have integrated graphics, it's baked onto the CPU die. so the 'graphic interface' on CPU-Z is reading the on-die GPU.

and because it is on-die, it is likely not using any external PCIe lanes. so the graphic interface is X0.

Thanks for solving it