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ASUS PRIME X570 Pro review
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We check out the ASUS PRIME X570 Pro motherboard with a Ryzen 7 3700X processor, AMD prepped the X570 chipset, that offers a refined experience for your Ryzen Generation 3 processor.
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It depend on wich port you plug it, some are CPU linked and some are chipset linked (btw it's the same with NVMe port).
Normaly you will found out in your motherboard notice with all the limitation that may happen, if not, on motherboard's maker support site.
exemple in my case if i would put something in PCIe 6 port, i would loose NVMe PCIe port that would reverse to NVMe SATA and loose a SATA port.