So,
I'll change my old mini itx PC with the new Ryzen Series and I'm looking around the net for a motherboard with M.2 support.
I noticed this Gigabyte:
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B450-I-AORUS-PRO-WIFI-rev-10#kf
I'm interested in using a new M.2 ssd PCIe (Samsung 970 Evo). I noticed that this motherboard supports it. I know that usually using a PCIe M.2 ssd (in the M2P port) results in cutting at x8 the PCIe3gen x16 used by the graphic cards (this is specified on some motherboard's sites).
I checked on the user manual and on the site and I haven't found any note or subscript regarding this problem on this mobo.
Is it implied in the term "M2P" or they forgot to add it in the description, or (I hope so) on this motherboard you can use a M.2 SSD PCIe and a graphic card at x16 at the same time without loss of performance?
Does anybody here have this mobo? Could you confirm this?
Thanks a lot,
Have a good day
I'll change my old mini itx PC with the new Ryzen Series and I'm looking around the net for a motherboard with M.2 support.
I noticed this Gigabyte:
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/B450-I-AORUS-PRO-WIFI-rev-10#kf
I'm interested in using a new M.2 ssd PCIe (Samsung 970 Evo). I noticed that this motherboard supports it. I know that usually using a PCIe M.2 ssd (in the M2P port) results in cutting at x8 the PCIe3gen x16 used by the graphic cards (this is specified on some motherboard's sites).
I checked on the user manual and on the site and I haven't found any note or subscript regarding this problem on this mobo.
Is it implied in the term "M2P" or they forgot to add it in the description, or (I hope so) on this motherboard you can use a M.2 SSD PCIe and a graphic card at x16 at the same time without loss of performance?
Does anybody here have this mobo? Could you confirm this?
Thanks a lot,
Have a good day