#5720612

Corbus

2019-10-15 11:37

Not impressed,i'll wait for Pci express 7.0 rev 2.5

#5720700

Shaxuul

2019-10-15 15:57

Geez, we're barely into 4.0...

#5720833

holler

2019-10-15 22:18

WANTED: Somebody to go back to the future with me. This is not a joke. P.O.Box 322 Oakview CA, 93022. You’ll get paid after we get back. Must bring your own NVME drive. Safety not guaranteed. I have only done this once before.

#5720837

Venix

2019-10-15 22:41

Ok .... Well i i gue they can ramp it up up to 20 ... And just wait till someone achieves each one of em 😛

#5720844

nick0323

2019-10-15 23:22

What?! I only just upgraded from v2 to v3 about 6 months ago, and even then my graphic card has no benefit from the extra bandwidth.

#5720849

RED.Misfit

2019-10-15 23:55

Sifr:

How will that affect any implementation of mGPU technology in the future? Will Gen6, and indeed Gen5, potentially significantly makes mGPU easier for GPU makers?

I don't think that will affect anything. mGPU is getting dropped off by both nVidia & AMD. nVidia restrict it to higher end cards so they don't have to bother every single gpu they release for update SLI profile. But they aren't limited by the PCi-E 8x 3.0

nick0323:

What?! I only just upgraded from v2 to v3 about 6 months ago, and even then my graphic card has no benefit from the extra bandwidth.

Don't worry, you don't even break the limit of PCI-e 3.0 it is very common to plan technology "before it is needed". The needs are more to the professionnal rather than us anyway.

#5721031

TheDeeGee

2019-10-16 14:47

I bet this means future motherboards will have 6x 40MM Fans then.

#5721088

Solfaur

2019-10-16 16:59

So we just got 4.0, a news article earlier today talks about 5.0 and now it's 6.0? I hope tomorrow we'll go for at least 8.0. 😛

#5721240

DmitryKo

2019-10-17 05:10

Users who just finished punching their perforated cards with more PCIe 7.0 jokes, please teletype them to the Intel PCIe 5.0 roadmap thread. Everyone else shall look forward to seeing PCIe 6.0 NVMe SDs in the year 2024.

#5729571

DmitryKo

2019-11-08 22:11

Meanwhile, Phison is readying the E18 NVMe SSD controller that reaches 7 GByte/s read/write usig 8-channel flash memory, about the maximum allowed by PCIe 4.0 x4. Compliant SSDs should reach market by Q3 2020.

#5729637

nick0323

2019-11-09 03:24

Nope, no RGB so I'm not impressed! We got RGB PCI-E M2 SSD's and we got RGB HDMI cables. Improve your product!