Does MB Asus TUF Gaming x570-plus supports all disks in my list without any speed drop on drives?
Also, will all other components on the list fit in that configuration and that MB? Or something needs to be changed?
My configuration:
CASE: Fractal Design - Define R5, Corsair TX650
CPU: AMD RYZEN 9 5900x
RAM: Crucial Ballistix 32GB Kit (2 x 16GB) DDR4-3600 Desktop Gaming Memory (Red) BL2K16G36C16U4R
STORAGE: 8x (6xSATA + 2x NVME = M.2 1xPCIe 4.0 + M2 1xPCIe 3.0)
HDD & SSD: 6x (4X 3,5 HDD SATA SEAGATE 6TB,5TB,10TB,12TB, 1x 2,5 HDD SATA Seagate 1tb, 1x 2,5 SSD SATA CRUCIUAL BX550 1TB )
M.2 NVME - 2x (PCIe 4.0 + PCIe 3.0)
1) Samsung PM9A1 SSD PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 - 256GB (BULK) -BOOT DRIVE (6400 MBps / 2700 MBps ,PCI-Express 4.0 x4 NVMe 1.3 (Non-Volatile Memory Express), 256-bit AES kryptering, TCG Opal Encryption - Samsung Elpis Controller)
2) WD Blue™ SN550 1 TB SSD M.2 via PCIe - PCIe Gen3, 8 Gbit/s, bis zu 4 Lanes
I want Samsung to be boot drive: Samsung PM9A1 SSD PCIe 4.0
Graphics : ATI OLD TYPE: RADEON HD 4670 & RADEON HD 5450
That works on my old system with 3x output at the same time: 2x monitor & 1x tv
I am finally at the end of the assembly of the new PC configuration. Some components I am using from older configurations and others I had bought based on reviews and price range.
I would be more than thankful if you could provide any advice if the MB Asus TUF Gaming x570-plus would fit my needs.
In case it wouldn't, could you advise me with a better MB that will suit my needs in a price range of 200Eur.
I need 6 SATA slots and 2 PCIe m.2 NVME without any loss on performance, as much as SATA slots cancelation due to lack of available PCI lines.
In a scenario that I would need to attach 2 more SATA HDDs, would everything be ok (as stated in specifications MB supports 8x SATA)?
The PC will be used to process enormous data and because of its manner, it will be working 24/7 with all 12/24 CPU/threads at the maximum. An example of a task that will pc do is to transcode audio and video files for at least 3 months without any interruption. I'm not going to overclock anything and definitely, I won't use this pc for playing games.
Also, will all other components on the list fit in that configuration and that MB? Or something needs to be changed?
My configuration:
CASE: Fractal Design - Define R5, Corsair TX650
CPU: AMD RYZEN 9 5900x
RAM: Crucial Ballistix 32GB Kit (2 x 16GB) DDR4-3600 Desktop Gaming Memory (Red) BL2K16G36C16U4R
STORAGE: 8x (6xSATA + 2x NVME = M.2 1xPCIe 4.0 + M2 1xPCIe 3.0)
HDD & SSD: 6x (4X 3,5 HDD SATA SEAGATE 6TB,5TB,10TB,12TB, 1x 2,5 HDD SATA Seagate 1tb, 1x 2,5 SSD SATA CRUCIUAL BX550 1TB )
M.2 NVME - 2x (PCIe 4.0 + PCIe 3.0)
1) Samsung PM9A1 SSD PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 - 256GB (BULK) -BOOT DRIVE (6400 MBps / 2700 MBps ,PCI-Express 4.0 x4 NVMe 1.3 (Non-Volatile Memory Express), 256-bit AES kryptering, TCG Opal Encryption - Samsung Elpis Controller)
2) WD Blue™ SN550 1 TB SSD M.2 via PCIe - PCIe Gen3, 8 Gbit/s, bis zu 4 Lanes
I want Samsung to be boot drive: Samsung PM9A1 SSD PCIe 4.0
Graphics : ATI OLD TYPE: RADEON HD 4670 & RADEON HD 5450
That works on my old system with 3x output at the same time: 2x monitor & 1x tv
I am finally at the end of the assembly of the new PC configuration. Some components I am using from older configurations and others I had bought based on reviews and price range.
I would be more than thankful if you could provide any advice if the MB Asus TUF Gaming x570-plus would fit my needs.
In case it wouldn't, could you advise me with a better MB that will suit my needs in a price range of 200Eur.
I need 6 SATA slots and 2 PCIe m.2 NVME without any loss on performance, as much as SATA slots cancelation due to lack of available PCI lines.
In a scenario that I would need to attach 2 more SATA HDDs, would everything be ok (as stated in specifications MB supports 8x SATA)?
The PC will be used to process enormous data and because of its manner, it will be working 24/7 with all 12/24 CPU/threads at the maximum. An example of a task that will pc do is to transcode audio and video files for at least 3 months without any interruption. I'm not going to overclock anything and definitely, I won't use this pc for playing games.
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