They're back compat. So it'll work on a PCIE3.0 mobo but they'll be limited by PCIE3.0 bandwidth.Sir, how did you get a Gen 4 on your mobo especially you going for Intel CPU Processor?
They're back compat. So it'll work on a PCIE3.0 mobo but they'll be limited by PCIE3.0 bandwidth.Sir, how did you get a Gen 4 on your mobo especially you going for Intel CPU Processor?
Hey is there an adapter for NVMe slots so I can use my 970 evo 1tb along with the new Samsung 980 evo plus or anything?
They're back compat. So it'll work on a PCIE3.0 mobo but they'll be limited by PCIE3.0 bandwidth.
It's ok, it'll last you for years.Yeah, I didn't realize my MOBO didn't support GEN4 until I had already installed it. Like I mentioned, I am new to all this haha
I made a new Ryzen build over the holidays with parts I bought on Black Friday. 3700x, 16 GB RAM, GTX 1660ti and a SATA 2TB SSD.
I will probably upgrade to a 3060 or AMD equivalent towards the end of 2021, or maybe 2022. But I'm pretty sure I'm good for 1080p High/Ultra settings for now.
Just the GPU for me. I also have a 2080 Ti, but like you, I also want more. My 9900k will serve me well for quite a while and I'm fine with my RAM and SSDs as well. So just gonna grab a 3080 Ti when it comes out.