What is common is somewhat different than the current generations of motherboards that often have this, from Alder-Lake in 2021 with the Z690 / LGA-1700 generation, but older platforms will still at many.
But implementing this in new products is a no-brainer, I found using DisplayPort 1.4 with the RTX 4090 to be flawed as that card is very capable of high refresh rates at 4K and it can’t even do that to issue without tension.
And what someone else has already suggested is actually if you have the PCI-E lanes, for example using an M.2 slot that splits the lanes, you have the PCI-E 5.0 is reduced to an 8x slot, which will then be internal. line with a PCI-E 4.0 slot 16x in bandwidth and then that bandwidth starts counting.
But in my opinion they should not be so strong with the PCI-E lanes on CPUs, especially with Intel, they can easily take more.
2024-09-27 16:18:59
#Rumor #RTX #supports #PCIe #DisplayPort
