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Where I live, NVMe and SATA drives are at the same price and many boards come with two M.2 slots (plus of course you can put additional drive with adapter into
by vetinari 10y ago
Where I live, NVMe and SATA drives are at the same price and many boards come with two M.2 slots (plus of course you can put additional drive with adapter into plain old PCIE slot). Network card or two, maybe thunderbolt port or two...
All the other chips have 16 PCI-E lanes, which you max out just with the graphic card.
- floatboth 10y agoIntel's desktop (not X99) boards have some extra lanes on the chipset, Ryzen will be a similar setup. (Also graphics cards perform fine with 8 lanes, the performance difference from 16 is tiny) Where I live, the price of a 256GB NVMe drive == 512GB SATA drive :(