In the Indian local market, graphics card slot names refer to the specific types of expansion slots on motherboards that accommodate graphics cards. The most common slot name is PCI Express （PCIe）, which comes in various versions like PCIe x16, widely used for high-performance graphics cards in gaming PCs and workstations across India.
Indian manufacturers and assemblers often emphasize PCIe slot compatibility when marketing pre-built computers or motherboards. Local brands such as Zebronics, Intex, and iBall produce motherboards with PCIe slots tailored to budget-conscious consumers, supporting entry-level to mid-range graphics cards popular in the Indian gaming community.
Additionally, older slot names like AGP （Accelerated Graphics Port） are still referenced in refurbished or legacy systems sold in local markets. However, PCIe remains the standard, with Indian tech retailers highlighting slot specifications to ensure users can upgrade their graphics cards seamlessly for applications like video editing or gaming. |
