Will this SSD be bottlenecked?

[Norrec69]

I got a extra pcie 2.o slot in my motherboard. I was thinking of later on putting in a pcie SSD card like this one http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820785002&cm_re=asus_rog_raidr-_-20-785-002-_-Product

Would my motherboard bottlneck the Gpu I have or the SSD? I got a GA-B75m-D3H motherboard. My gpu is a Gtx 970. My cpu is a i5 2320

How much faster would it be than my current SSD thats hooked up to Sata 3? I got a MX100 512gb SSD.

 

[USAFRet]

That's awful pricey for a 240GB SSD that 'a little bit faster' than a regular SATA SSD.

 

[SortNVF]

uhmm roughly.. alot faster, actual speed depends on what your currently getting and a benchmark of what the new drive does.

theoretical boost is x3 or so.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1489684/ssd-interface-comparison-pci-express-vs-sata

 

[USAFRet]

uhmm roughly.. alot faster, actual speed depends on what your currently getting and a benchmark of what the new drive does.

theoretical boost is x3 or so.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1489684/ssd-interface-comparison-pci-express-vs-sata

3 times as fast?

From your link:
"So what do these results mean in real world use?

Consumers - Currently, for typical consumer tasks and daily usage of just web browsing, emailing, word editing, etc. it won’t make much of a difference having a PCIe based SSD or a SATA one. I have a bunch of SSDs here I have messed with them with my OS on them through the last two weeks to see if I noticed any difference in my work as I wrote this article. Changing from one drive to the next made no difference in system responsiveness/perceivable performance."

And for the OP's linked drive:
"Sustained Sequential Write Up to 810MBps"
Somewhat faster than a SATA III, but not 3x that of a Samsung 850 EVO. And really not worth 3x the price.
And that is only for the sequential write. Which is actually a rare condition.

Personally, 'theoretical' does not count. I don't use my PC for theories.

 

[SortNVF]

Well same as your last four cores on a 6 core cpu is mostely for show in gaming, you prolly wont be getting full value from neither sata III nor pcie 2.0.

Worth it? i have people telling me 2% light transmission on a scope is worth 4x the cash. No to me it wouldnt be worth it neither disk nor scope. But if you absolutely have to have the last % then whos to argue.