Which SSD? PCIe 3 or PCIe 4?
I wanted to get an SSD, but I don't know which one.
That's what it says on my motherboard.
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your board kanm 4.0
Is the question whether your CPu can do it if it can only 3.0 then keep running all at 3.0
If it runs with 4.0 it runs with 4.0
Also under the right
I have the i5-11400f
It runs with 4.0
No dimg 🙂
Thank you
If you use it as a system plate, consider that it has TLC or even MLC NAND cells, not QLC. In addition, a DRAM would not be bad.
You can also use QLC NAND SSD as a data grid.
PCIe is fully up- and down-compatible, meaning you can easily operate a PCIe3.0 SSD at a PCIe4.0 interface and a PCIe4.0 at a PCIe3.0 interface that determines the slower member the maximum data transfer rate.
If you use a PCIe4.0 SSD at a corresponding interface, your CPU must also have PCIe4.0 lanes to enable you to use the transfer rate of ~2GB/s per lane.
Except for games that use direct storage and are installed on this board, you have hardly any practical benefits from the double transfer rate of PCIe4.0 compared to 3.0.
can I use the 980 PRO NVMe m.2 ssd as a system plate?
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