> For a computer to support PCIe 5.0, it needs one of two things, though preferably both. So whats the second thing? It's never mentioned AFAICT. Assuming they

> For a computer to support PCIe 5.0, it needs one of two things, though preferably both. So whats the second thing? It's never mentioned AFAICT. Assuming they meant in addition to PCIe host controllers on your CPU die (though could be in a south bridge or whatever) you need a PCIe 5.0 device? The rest seems to complain about higher power consumption and heat. This is data center shit anyway so power and cooling aren't big issues there. Given enough time these issues will be fixed once consumer vendors starts caring enough to fix it. Or not. Who cares.