PCIe Gen 4.0 x8 based NVMe SSD-controller surfaces
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Evildead666
It won't be long now before PCIe 4.0 starts showing up in CPU's/Chipsets.
Should be quite a boon for Expansion slots, especially NVMe drives.
Lets just hope we'll be seeing more than 16/20 available for the mainstream desktop.
I'm hoping for 32 by the time the next Ryzen's come around at 7nm.
fantaskarsef
Yes, I hope there's more PCIe lanes for Ryzen2, at least on the "better" chipset mainboards (just throwing out "570" in lack of better knowledge)
asturur
if amd was working on pciex 4.0 for ryzen 2 i think they would have spelled it loud.
I do not think we will get it with either ryzen2 or the next intel after the 9000 series.
Evildead666
I think it will be there for the Server parts at least soon on intel's side.
Seeing as its backwards compatible with PCIe 3.0, there would be no reason to not go PCIE 4.0, if it was at all possible.
Anything that uses bandwidth, Raid cards, M2 cards, PCIe SSD's, 10GbE would love some more bandwidth.
edit : I'm pretty sure there are enough pins on AM4 to get another 16 PCIe lanes in there.
PCIe 4.0 would just be the icing on the cake.
Intel doesn't have enough pins to add anything alse currently, so that would mean a new socket.
It would leave TR with 64 PCIe lanes, AM4 with 32, and Server parts with 64+.
JamesSneed
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Venix
remains to see now how long till actual pci4 surfaces for consumers !
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