ASUS Prime Z690-P Thunderbolt 4 USB4 Adding M.2 NVMe X16 Quad Storage

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  • Опубликовано: 14 июл 2022
  • Chipset Design vs Motherboard Implementation. We have another Subscriber Question We're looking at today! As We read the Comment, once We understand what We're working with, We've got to Outline Our Resources for the Motherboard for the Processor and for the Chipset. And then what We're looking at on this one side are the PCI Express Resources to the CPU. And the PCI Express Resources through the Chipset. Once that is set aside, then We have to look at on the other side because it's a 2 part Question. What does it take to Add Storage beyond what's obvious on the Motherboard. That's why We have to know Specifically Motherboard Brand and Model. Fortunately this is ASUS but it's still on a Z690 Chipset.
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    1. Restoring Performance ASUS Hyper M.2 x16 PCIe 4.0 Redux - RUclips
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    2. PRIME Z690-P|Motherboards|ASUS Global
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    7. Intel Z690 Chipset
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    8. [Motherboard] Compatibility of PCIE bifurcation between Hyper M.2 series Cards and Add-On Graphic Cards - Official Support -
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  • @nickboria
    @nickboria 3 месяца назад +3

    Fantastic job on the video and compiling the research. This is no easy feat yet you've done a wonderful job!

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  3 месяца назад +2

      Hi Nick,
      Welcome! Much appreciated. These details matter as you well know.

  • @legendhasit2568
    @legendhasit2568 2 года назад +3

    You’re awesome Gill. Thanks for everything you do 👍

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  2 года назад +2

      Hi Legend has it…,
      I'm honored! Appreciate Your Feedback! Seeing Motherboards like this and how they are laid out helps to reinforce Your Decision to go with the WRX80 Workstation Platform! These regular Desktop Motherboards are tedious to figure out what's where. And this one has the worst documentation yet. Vey unusual for ASUS! Thank You for Your Support!

    • @legendhasit2568
      @legendhasit2568 2 года назад +1

      @@BuildOrBuy how do I get in touch with you for a few hours of paid build advice? :)

  • @UnniG
    @UnniG 2 года назад +2

    Thank you very much Gill.

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  2 года назад +1

      Hi Mee 2# G,
      Thank You for Watching! Appreciate Your Support!

  • @fatassj
    @fatassj Год назад +1

    Thank you

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  Год назад +1

      Hi Jacob Johnston (Le),
      Welcome! Appreciate Your Comment! Thanks for Watching!

  • @brdavis9
    @brdavis9 Год назад +1

    Hmm. I see I'm 7m 16s into this [almost one year old: today being 29 June 2023] video ...and I hit subscribe ...which is kind of a record for subscribing to a tech channel. I think I've learned more in the past 7 minutes - in an understandable-to-me fashion - than I have in several years (yes, a compliment to you: and quite a feat after going-on-30-plus-years as a sys admin + builder ...yeah, started in 8086 years lol).
    Kudos. And thnx.
    *Backstory:*
    ...I just finished an Asus Prime H670 (Plus D4)/core i5 12500 build workstation (backup workstation for me, duo-use as wife's primary [gaming] desktop ...her laptop sees for more use lol) a couple of days ago. I found an Asus ThunderboltEx 4 at Amazon Warehouse (basically for ½ price) - and in checking, saw the Prime H670 mb supported it - and ordered and installed the board.
    While reading the ThunderboltEX manual (up front: the last build I did was Ryzen 4 based - however, much updated since, though now obviously EOL - and [it was my understanding] Thunderbolt was pretty much Mac specific back then ...so I was more curious than anything else), I noted that the mainboard support instructions specified
    _"The Thunderbolt card can only be used when installed to the PCIEX16(G4)_2 slot. Ensure to install your Thunderbolt card to the PCIEX16(G4) slot."_
    *Note:* I _did_ use the required slot of course ...and the installed card was recognized by the BIOS ...and the drivers installed to Windows 11 ...*apparently* without issues, although I've not tested anything yet ...because I don't have TB peripherals - yet lol - to test it with.
    But. This mandated slot requirement seemed a bit counter-intuitive since the ThunderboltEX 4 installation manual listed the specs of the card as
    _"PCIE 3.0 x4 interface"_
    ...and I wondered what the deuce was up with that specificity lol. Lack of curiousity over the years has not been one of my many-and-varied failings. ;-)
    Hence, my coming across your quite excellent explanatory video. And appreciation.

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  11 месяцев назад +1

      Hello brdavis9,
      Welcome! Just now seeing Your comments! We've been busy adding to Our Production capabilities! I'm now FAA Part 107 Certified! To the other part of Your comment, Thunderbolt is very finicky and now with Thunderbolt 4, Vendor specific in implementation! The parameters for Thunderbolt 4 are much tighter than Thunderbolt 3 was. USB-C 20Gbps 2x2 is easier to implement! Yes the Slot matters! As well as the Motherboard Thunderbolt Header cables for Bios support!

  • @OfficialRedTeamReview
    @OfficialRedTeamReview Год назад +1

    Out of curiosity, could I use/fill in all 3 M.2 slots and run a GPU at the same time and have everything be okay?

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  Год назад +1

      Hi RedTeamReview,
      Welcome! Absolutely! All 3 M.2 NVMe PCIe Drives are Dedicated and NOT Shared. Therefore the GPU is also Dedicated to X16, CPU PCIe Lanes! Success on Your Build!

  • @Visionary4787
    @Visionary4787 Год назад +1

    Can you please show us performance difference between adding an eGPU through a thunderbolt add on card vs using an m.2 to PCIe x16 slow add on card

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  Год назад +1

      Hi Visionary,
      Welcome! We'll keep that in mind for a future Video! Appreciate Your Suggestion! Thanks for Watching!

    • @maxhughes5687
      @maxhughes5687 Год назад +1

      IDK what a eGPU is. But thunderbolt4 is 4 GEN3 cpu lanes. With NVMe 1.4 drives that AIC is 16 PCIe cpu lanes GEN4. Twice the speed per lane and 4 times the number of lanes equals 8 times the throughput in theory. Like I say I don't understand your application. Or I don't know which AIC your referring too. IDK

  • @mqcapps
    @mqcapps 2 года назад +1

    Speaking of display port...read the specs...understand the cable and audio and multi monitor thing...so what?
    Got a good display port cable...somethings are snappier....some things are wonky...speed is relative to apps and features...some are coded well some coded in a haze...
    But for display port is there a must use case?

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  2 года назад +2

      Hi Mike Quinton,
      Great Question! We could Speak Volumes about Interfaces! Not even getting into Refresh Rates... Especially DisplayPort, HDMI, SDI etc. Anything Thunderbolt 3 or Thunderbolt 4, Video is always ingested through DisplayPort or Mini DisplayPort. All of the AMD Radeon Pro Display Adapters for 4 Monitor Input use DisplayPort and the 6 Monitor Adapters use Mini DisplayPort. We use DisplayPort or Mini DisplayPort to HDMI Adapters then go to SDI cables. Most Monitor problems using DisplayPort going to black can be Solved by using HDMI. And anything We do for Video to Show what We're doing on Screen has to be taken from HDMI then converted to SDI for the Broadcast Video Switch then sent to the Video Recorder. The only thing advantageous about DisplayPort are the clips on the Connector to lock the connection. That's it as far as We're concerned! Otherwise, We avoid it when possible! Even any Display Out to a 4K Display will be either HDMI on Consumer Devices or SDI on Pro Displays. DisplayPort looks really good on paper! Perception and Perspective! Thanks for Asking!

    • @mqcapps
      @mqcapps 2 года назад +1

      @@BuildOrBuy yep....did the same and switched back to hdmi and left display port for the family gamers...sorta

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  2 года назад +1

      Hi@@mqcapps,
      Interesting to note, DisplayPort was suppose to fix the problems created with HDMI like a loose connector. But DisplayPort only created other problems like black screens of video drop out. HDMI is here to stay! Keep it Simple and Make it Work! Geffen came out with a proprietary technology for HDMI to keep cables attached. But that screw attachment point has to be on both the Device and Cable. Other companies have also introduced their own systems for grasping cables and not just HDMI to keep secure connections. Running all of the Cables We use is quite the ordeal when looking at what goes where. I use Labels and Color Coding but I digress. Yes to HDMI!

  • @isauravkr
    @isauravkr Год назад +1

    What is good motherboard for 12900K? i would like to run 3 4K monitors if possible... (want to buy RTX 4000 series GPU once it's out but would like to run the 3 4K monitors with iGPU till then).
    Thinking of z690 Asus Proart for now.... but would love to know your thoughts

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  Год назад +1

      Hi Saurav Kumar,
      Welcome! Interesting request, OK! For 3 Monitors, definitely the ASUS ProArt Z690-CREATOR WIFI using that CPU. Otherwise on this Motherboard in this Video, only 2 Monitors from We can see with HDMI and DisplayPort. The ASUS ProArt Z690-CREATOR WIFI Motherboard will require 2 USB-C to DisplayPort adapter cables according to ASUS under Tech Specs plus 1 HDMI!
      www.asus.com/us/Motherboards-Components/Motherboards/ProArt/ProArt-Z690-CREATOR-WIFI/
      Hope that helps! Keep Us Posted on Your GPU Progress! Success on Your Build!
      Your next Option would be to ADD a Thunderbolt Dual HDMI Adapter such as this one:
      Sonnet Thunderbolt Dual HDMI Adapter
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      As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases! More Options!

    • @isauravkr
      @isauravkr Год назад +1

      ​@@BuildOrBuy Thanks a lot for the response. Appreciate the in-depth knowledge you provide
      I checked the manual and it looks like only 2 monitors can be supported directly from the ASUS ProArt Z690-CREATOR WIFI Motherboard without having to add any extra Thunderbolt Dual HDMI Adapter or Thunderbolt card. So total cost will become ($479 for MB + $109 for TB card) ~$590 which seems a lot for me
      Do you think going with Gigabyte Z690 AERO D (rev. 1.x) support 3 4k monitors without external GPU?
      what would be the cheapest/most budget friendly way to run 3 4K monitors without external GPU or TB card?
      Do you suggest i go with lower tier Motherboard and spend money on a cheap external GPU like 3050? (would like to avoid spending money right now on 3000 series and invest once 4000 series is out... but may do so incase there are no other options and it makes sense to do so)
      Looking forward to your response.

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  Год назад +1

      Hi@@isauravkr,
      Without Thunderbolt, Your best option for the 3rd Monitor will be the Splitter We've outlined. Hope that helps! Keep Us Posted on Your Progress! Those new GPUs nay be available as early as September 2022!

    • @isauravkr
      @isauravkr Год назад +1

      @@BuildOrBuy Thanks for the response.

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  Год назад +1

      Hi@@isauravkr,
      Absolutely! Here to help!

  • @guilladogui8259
    @guilladogui8259 4 месяца назад +2

    Is any different on performance getting a thunderbolt card vs thunderbolt built in board ? Is it the same ?

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  3 месяца назад +2

      Hi Guilladgui8259,
      Welcome. Performance should be the same. The issues we encountered were Firmware and Drivers which affects Connectivity. When Thunderbolt works, it works. Then it does not work, it's PITA. And Thunderbolt can be hit or miss. Thunderbolt is finicky based on Chipsets and Vendor implementation.

    • @guilladogui8259
      @guilladogui8259 3 месяца назад +1

      @@BuildOrBuy first I wanna the l you for your help 🙌. Yea I decided to upgrade my system my old pc is been working well with thunderbolt 3 card Alphine ridge from gigabyte. The only think I notice is when I have my Apollo interface and the computer goes to sleep it crashes when I wake up from sleep I’m guessing that part of how the system controls the card . But I will update my system to a asrock z690 Taichi motherboard which has thunderbolt 4 built in. Or the aus z790 gaming f and the thunderbolt 4 card . I like asus but the cheapest option is asrock I’m still deciding also I’m planning to get the intel 13700k

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  3 месяца назад +1

      Hi@@guilladogui8259,
      Glad to help. Good to know your options and understand and measure expectations. Test and Verify.

    • @guilladogui8259
      @guilladogui8259 2 месяца назад +1

      @@BuildOrBuyI just got this Asus thunderbolt 4 ex card and the z790 Asus strix f motherboard, the only issue is it won’t recognize my audio thunderbolt interface if I connect it after the pc is on , I would have to restart the pc in order to make it work , or have the audio interface on and connected before turning the pc on , do you know what is happening? What bios are preventing to recognize devices like that

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  2 месяца назад +2

      Hi@@guilladogui8259,
      Turn off anything power saving. Thunderbolt is all about high performance.

  • @kiyoshimatsutsuyu1931
    @kiyoshimatsutsuyu1931 Год назад

    USB-C on this motherboard *DOES NOT* support alt-mode for video out --- you cannot use it for display... Better get that TB4 card!

  • @cm1_g766
    @cm1_g766 Год назад +1

    What GPUs can this motherboard handle?

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  Год назад +1

      Hi CM1_G,
      Welcome! Great Question! Any one of them. Which GPU do You have in mind?

    • @cm1_g766
      @cm1_g766 Год назад +1

      @@BuildOrBuy I have a 3090 but I didn’t know if that was too powerful where it will damage the motherboard over time not just straight away.

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  Год назад +1

      Hi@@cm1_g766,
      Congrats! Motherboard can hand that. You'll be fine in that respect. Your GPU is going to need a decent PSU. Adequate Power is essential for any Computer! Stick to a name brand PSU! Hope that helps! Keep Us Posted on Your Build!

    • @cm1_g766
      @cm1_g766 Год назад +1

      @@BuildOrBuy I have 1050w psu 32GBs i5-12600kf

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  Год назад +1

      Hi@@cm1_g766,
      Sounds like You're ready to Build! What Brand PSU?

  • @thuering6229
    @thuering6229 2 года назад

    Over and over again.... this channel... so much misinformation. PCIe 5.0 has nothing to do with DDR5.

    • @maxhughes5687
      @maxhughes5687 2 года назад +1

      DDR5 is a MHz increase, but it doesn't reach twice the throughput/sec of QUAD channel ram. DDR5 is an increase in MHz with a huge increase in latency. PCIe 5 is twice the throughput/sec but nothting is PCIe 5 to plug in it. DDR5 and PCIe 5 are just speed talk to make AM4/5 and Intel 1500/1700 fan boys feel better about crappy I/O boards. You can't run even one quad NVMe raid card or quadruple your ram throughput with 8 channel ram. I had dual channel ram in 2002. Two decades old tech. Every corporation in the world is running 8 channel Epyc or dual Xeon 12 channel ram.

    • @maxhughes5687
      @maxhughes5687 2 года назад +1

      Please share the min:sec on this vid were he said that!

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  Год назад +1

      Hi Max,
      Yes! Two Seperate technologies but go hand in hand. Both are being offered together. There is no PCIe 4.0 Chipset with DDR5 that We know of!

    • @maxhughes5687
      @maxhughes5687 Год назад +1

      @@BuildOrBuy Hi Gill. WOW good news for my budget. Several sellers for TR PRO 16 core 5955wx cpus just showed up. 1325.00 and up.

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  Год назад +2

      Hi@@maxhughes5687,
      Now that is definitely good news! That's a Priority! Thanks for Sharing! And 128 CPU Lanes!

  • @unkownunkown100
    @unkownunkown100 2 года назад +1

    Hello, I've been watching your videos for quite some time now, and I have to say that I'm highly appreciative of your videos at work. I have several questions I need some answers to, and this may need a video response I'm not entirely certain. Moreover, I just graduated from college obtaining my two-year degree in information technology, nevertheless, there are still things that I don't understand or in confused. Furthermore, I started a tomshardware form on some these questions, and well didn't get answers for the most part and was left to do hours of research and figure out most of answers. Nevertheless, here are my two builds.
    First build which is main rig
    Motherboard
    asrock x299 Killier sli/ac rev 1.0
    bios 2.00
    Gpu's
    2 AORUS GeForce RTX™ 2080 Ti XTREME WATERFORCE WB 11G ( ruuning in SLI configeration)
    sound card
    Sound Blaster AE-7
    Capture Card
    Live Gamer HD - C985
    Cpu
    intel i9 7960x 16 core 32 thread 44 pcie lan's
    Memory
    2 kits of Ballistix Sport LT 32G DDR4 8x288, 2400Hz, BLS4C8G4D240FSB (8x288, 2400Hz) total of 64GB
    storage
    Nvme Sn770 1 Tb for os
    western digital black mechinal 4tb.
    1 Lg optical drive.
    Now the second build is x299 also.
    motherboard
    asus prime edition 30
    cpu 9900x 44 lanes as well for pcie.
    the rest of the second build doesn't matter much.
    Now I have bought the Asus HYPER M.2 X16 GEN 4 CARD Hyper M.2 x16 Gen 4 Card
    and 4 western digital 2 TB Sn770
    Now I'm concerned I'm going to run out of pcie lanes when putting the expantion card in either system. Ideally, I would like to run two GPU, the expansion card running all 4 M.2 drives and also have that one terabyte m.2 to as my operating system. Moreover, if I was to use the Asus prime edition 30 board I wouldn't need to use the soundcard and always by an external capture card. Nevertheless, my question is can I run two GPU's in SLI configuration and still runs 16 slot station card along the top of one terabyte m.2, because I've noticed that the third slot on the prime 30 board
    runs at 8X. Will this be a problem.
    My original plan was to run the expansion card on the asrock board, but with everything connected to it, such as, capture card, soundcard, GPU's,m.2 etc. when I got the counting PC IE lanes, I wound up not having enough. So ultimately how does a computer delegate PC IE lanes when you had exceeded the amount, or will it still recognize the hardware. I will also provide links to all of necessary components
    www.asrock.com/MB/Intel/X299%20Killer%20SLIac/index.asp#Support
    www.gigabyte.com/Graphics-Card/GV-N208TAORUSX-WB-11GC#kf
    en.creative.com/p/sound-blaster/sound-blaster-ae-7
    www.avermedia.com/us/product-detail/C985
    www.amazon.com/Crucial-Ballistix-Desktop-Gaming-BLS8G4D240FSBK/dp/B00UFF84G2?th=1
    ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/189124/intel-core-i99900x-xseries-processor-19-25m-cache-up-to-4-50-ghz.html
    www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/products/sku/126697/intel-core-i97960x-xseries-processor-22m-cache-up-to-4-20-ghz/specifications.html
    www.asus.com/Motherboards-Components/Motherboards/PRIME/Prime-X299-Edition-30/
    2 kits of www.newegg.com/ballistix-16gb-288-pin-ddr4-sdram/p/N82E16820164173?Item=N82E16820164173 in second build
    I thank you a look forward to hearing from you

    • @BuildOrBuy
      @BuildOrBuy  Год назад +1

      Hi Unkown Unkown,
      Welcome! I'm honored! Congrats on Your Graduation! Just now seeing Your message. Working backwards through Comments under Channel Comments section as presented to Us. Since there were links, this was blocked and Held for Review. The only way for Us to know that is to go check! Give me some time to read through Your Communique since now Approved for View! Lots here to digest and decipher. Please remove those links. Even message spacing, if identified as a link, will get a Comment automatically blocked. All done to reduce Spam by RUclips for Us.
      BTW: What's Your Time Frame Status to finish these Builds? Good to do Research before hand! We need time to verify Resources on both Motherboards! And... What's Your Render engine?