News AMD X670E motherboard bug downgrades PCIe 5.0 SSDs to PCIe 1.0 speeds

Notton

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Between AMD, Asus, MSI, and Crucial, I'm going to believe Crucial the most.

I'd be suspicious with the mobo base clock running above spec (It's still 100Mhz for PCIe, right?) because that eeks out a little extra performance to look good on benchmarks.
 

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Since there are currently no consumer-grade graphics cards with a PCIe 5.0 x16 interface, changing in the BIOS of the affected Motherboards the first PCIe Slot configuration to PCIe4 could not solve the problem and leave the first SSD slot working to PCIe 5 ?
 

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Since there are currently no consumer-grade graphics cards with a PCIe 5.0 x16 interface, changing in the BIOS of the affected Motherboards the first PCIe Slot configuration to PCIe4 could not solve the problem and leave the first SSD slot working to PCIe 5 ?
From what I understand, the M2 and the first slot are on the same lanes, so maybe setting the slot to PCIe4 could influence also the M2 speed.
 

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Between AMD, Asus, MSI, and Crucial, I'm going to believe Crucial the most.
Actually, MSI and Crucial promptly investigated and MSI also released a first fix that seems to work for the most part of users.
Only ASUS remained on the starting block, not good at all.