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B550m Phantom Gaming pcie lanes

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Topic: B550m Phantom Gaming pcie lanes

Posted By: travlanders
Subject: B550m Phantom Gaming pcie lanes
Date Posted: 09 Apr 2022 at 1:48pm

I saw people posting charts for other motherboards which shows how using certain pcie lanes in conjunction with certain m2 slots affects pregame across the pcie lanes.

On this board I had hoped to slot
1 gen4 m2 card in the hyper
1 gen4 m2 card in the other m2 slot
(From my understanding hyper allows for gen4 but 2nd slot is only gen 3)

Then I want to put in a 3060 in the top pcie slot.

I think that is all doable.

Why I wanted a chart is. I have a few name leftover from another build and I wondered if this board could handle me buying a nvme to pcie adapter to slot in the 2nd pcie slot? My thought was to use these adapted nvme as raid 0 scratch disk for video editing.

Without a chart or reference, I am unclear if this is even possible or how much bandwidth those nvme cards on the adapter would get.

I am pretty new to building but I also was unable to search for a handy reference on this.

If anyone could shoot me in the right direction for learning more or has any idea about my particular set up??it would be greatly appreciated.

Cheers!

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Posted By: travlanders
Date Posted: 09 Apr 2022 at 1:51pm

It also appears there is no way to edit posts on this forum via mobile so hopefully despite my dumb spell correct errors you can still catch my meaning

Posted By: travlanders
Date Posted: 09 Apr 2022 at 6:44pm

Why I wanted a chart is. I have a few m2 leftover from another build and I wondered if this board could handle me putting a nvme to pcie adapter in the 2nd pcie slot? My thought was to use these adapted nvme as raid 0 scratch disk or cache for video editing.

I reread and realized my main point was incoherent. Spellcheck die!!!