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What is PCIe 5? Explained Simply!
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- PCIe 5.0 is about to hit the market with Intel's newest chip but what is it and is it worth it? Let's talk about it! Also, let me know in the comments what you think if you are going to make the transition and how you would use it! We want to know!
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We just got 4 and now theres 5 lol. GG
Now there is 6 lol
@@naor9792 lol I was about to comment this. Cutting edge gotta stay sharp. Lol
People that adopt this stuff at first don't even see benefits until a year later
6:33 Thats exactly what i searched for two hours. Thank you man
I think it will probably be that the first motherboards supporting PCIe 5.0 will do it the same way they did when PCI was first introduced. The first motherboards had one or two PCI slots and the rest were all ISA. As more PCI devices became available the number of ISA slots decreased while the number of PCI slots increased. I can see where the new motherboards supporting PCIe 5.0 will probably have one or two 5.0 slots and the rest being 4.0.
very nice video. Bringing in USB for comparison helped
Thank you!
00:49 - Actually, USB is also located on the motherboard. If you have a laptop or desktop PC, usually there will be a cable running from the USB jumper pins to the USB socket on the laptop or desktop case.
we need motherboard that do a multiplex for those highspeed lanes, pcie gen 5 pcie lane can split the the two of the x16 slot run full x16 pcie gen 4. whis would be awesome
If I connect a pcie 4.0 card on a pcie 5.0 motherboard will it affect the card ?
Not until the card is fast enough. Well not until 2-3 years later…
I hqve quastion bro can we put graphic card with pcie 4 in pcie 5 motherboard?
yeah
Of course you should wait lmao, direct storage is not even here yet and pcie 4.0 slot for GPU doesn't matter as well lol
Thank you 🙏🏻
They have gen 6 and 7 but pcie is obsolete since 2005 how long will we keep using this standard untill something else changes its like intel amd and nvida don't wanna move away from sand aka silicone they are just money grabbing trying to squeeze the power out of a obsolete substrate and a obsolete pcie standard
When will these company's change there substrate and change the pcie slot for a different slot that's not pcie something that is faster and may require a board redesign to support the new slot
Just like DDR5, PCIe 5.0 won't matter for the mainstream untill a few years after it's release, which would probably be at around 2024 or 2025.
AM5 is here with PCIe 5.0 in 2022. Where are the SSDs?
Even if its not practical i still want it
CORRECT
i got 5.0 waiting for the future
hi,can i use stil my nvidea 1070ti video card on the new motherbords with pci5.0 please???
Just look up if it's backwards compatible or not. I don't imagine it to increase performance though...
Yes
He answered it in video. PCIe is backwards and forwards compatible. So any PCIe video card can be used in any PCIe slot as long as the physical slot is long enough to fit the card. Also, slot has to be enabled. Some MBs disable slots when others get used. Data speed will be at whichever is lowest.
Will the new outrageous 5.0!work on a 16 pcle 16 X express? I want the 3090 ti that NVIDIA preparing for 2022 Jan but I don't want to buy the wrong egpu or razer Tomahawk Gaming Desktop if it can't connect
if you get a motherboard with a pcie 5 slot and the 3090ti happens to have pcie 4 then it can still be used in the pcie 5 slot on your motherboard
Anyone know if a ''MSI B550 A PRO'' will support a RTX 4090?
should work, RTX 4080 runs on PCIe 4.0
I kinda think so to, yet these interim boards are always suspect to me, getting a solid Pcie 4/5 board wouldn't be a problem, but would much prefer to build a new DDR5/Pcie 5.0 rig late next yr instead. Cheers anywways
@@davewills6121 Sure, if you are already running a decent rig, then there is no need to upgrade just because of the new GPU. And keeping a 4000 series is also no problem for next gen, because its always downwards compatible.
Is now 3070, compatible with PCIe gen 5?
3070 is a PCIe 4.0 graphics card, as far as I know there isn’t a PCIe 5.0 graphics card on the market right now.
@@SabrentUSAOfficial ohh so i cant use the pcie gen 5 slot for anything?
Jep, just go on 4.0 speed. No problem
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@@malovatnutelu4827 ok ok ty
um i have a 3060 ti in a pcie 5.0 and it works fine.
Yes PCIe 5.0 is backwards compatible with 4.0. I did mention this at 6:20 , just remember your 3060 ti won’t be running at 5.0 speeds, just 4.0
@@SabrentUSAOfficial aw man. Is there any gpu that supports pcie 5.0?
End of the year if your lucky
@@val_kyo no
The new AMD Ryzen AM5 CPU's will support PCIe 5.0 and AMD Radeon RX 7xxx will be PCIe 5.0 in the middle of 2022.
i have pcie 5 already
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@@MicaelAzevedo I think that the PCIe 5.0 speeds are irrelevant now.
This guy already knew AM5 Boards would skyrocket in pricing. What a chad
Haha! Just an educated guess here! Shame I was right, but history is great indicator of future behaviours aye! Thanks for the comment!
Sabrent is surprisingly best nvme i had used.
Not true. Heard bad reviewed about their nvme stop working. Bought one on Amazon. 5 months later having issue booting on my lab top.
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those are all new generation of cpu and all new generation of gpu if pci-5 that will benefit gamers big time
I dont think so. The law of diminishing returns applies here. We already cant saturate 4.0 lanes. Now we double the speed with 5.0. Thats like comparing light speed to 2x light speed. Great. I can load Dayz in 1.62 seconds instead of the slow 1.94 seconds with 4.0
Pcie 5 will matter on high end gpus for gaming if not on 4000 series then maybe the next gen in 2024 to 2026 all gpus will become pcie 5. only with AI core acceleration it eats alot of bandwidth
There is not much difference between 3.0 and 4.0 on the RTX3080s so, not likely 5.0 will have any meaningful impact anytime soon.
Pcie 5.0 should never of happened until we get 5.0 supported hardware
Right now pcie gen 5 ddr5
CPU check ✔️
Nvme super speed supported drives ✔️
DDR 5 ✔️
PCIE 5.0 GPU can't really check it
4090 might utilise it but its not a proper 5.0 gpu
That's the problem with pcie 5.0 it should of come when gpus get pcie 5.0 now the gen 5 pc hardware feels half assed because of the lack off gpu that supports it
Apparently the 4090 barely maximises the pcie 3.0 lanes so why the fuck are we getting a pcie gen 5 when the 4090 is barely using half its bandwidth I say we'll pcie gen 5 gpus will be backwards it may run at gem 4.0 speeds but even then 5090 is gonna be barely saturate pcie 4.0
I see PCIe 5.0 is already on some MBs.
Yes at the time of making this video, there was no motherboard with PCIe 5.0. Now we are seeing PCIe 5.0 hitting the market but no GPU or any useful products actually utilities this but of course this will change in 2022 I am sure!
@@SabrentUSAOfficial i wonder when mine has 2 i cannot wait!
Lol where’s the American accent 😂
mybe in 2023 or 2024 they introduce pcie 6.0
Technically PCI-SIG announced the final spec for PCIe 6.0 on the 22nd ( a few days ago) lol we won’t see it in PCs for years though