News ASUS STRIX B350I GAMING
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Well not really, second m.2 has shared bandwith with other pci port...it's due to limitations of pcie lines of ryzen cpu and x370.
That's a point, with memory training, that i expect amd to improve...especially as they proved to be master pcie bandwith with threadripper..
(i loved 8 samsung 960pro in raid 0 directly managed by cpu...
The same, z270 chipset with 3 m.2 4xpcie 3 was just illusion...as there are only 4x pcie 3 lines available with dmi link
That's a point, with memory training, that i expect amd to improve...especially as they proved to be master pcie bandwith with threadripper..
(i loved 8 samsung 960pro in raid 0 directly managed by cpu...The same, z270 chipset with 3 m.2 4xpcie 3 was just illusion...as there are only 4x pcie 3 lines available with dmi link
The specifications suggest it shares bandwidth with one of the pcie expansion slots that run in x8.
So only a concern if you intend on running a dual GPU configuration.
I think Impact VIII was the worst impact ever. It may have included a U.2 port but there was no m.2 port.
We, SFFers, try to reduce the size of the pc and eliminate the use of cables and extra devices like ssds/hdds etc.
On topic: Does it really have a second m.2 on the other side? Does anyone have a pic? I've searched but i did not find any.
We, SFFers, try to reduce the size of the pc and eliminate the use of cables and extra devices like ssds/hdds etc.
On topic: Does it really have a second m.2 on the other side? Does anyone have a pic? I've searched but i did not find any.
Thanks for finding this chart! However, I still dont understand the massive price premium of this board, especially not the B350 board, compared to the competition.
Also, correct me if I am wrong, but would it not be nerfing to put a NVMe ssd into a PCIE 2.0 x4 slot? And since there is only one x16 slot on an ITX board, should there not be more than enough PCIE lanes for two pcie 3x4 M.2 slots?
Neat, some of the industrial design elements are kind of fresh. Love the black audio ports, and clean layout. Still wish they wouldn't use those 'high performance jagged rock' design details on the heatsinks. Give us a minimalist understated masterpiece someone, please.
Why is there no internal USB 3.1 front panel connector? I thought we were going to see this on all new high-end motherboards from Asus.
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That 24 pin power clearance from ram slots looks tight.... I wonder if it can fit hdplex 160..
Unless you do a hot-rod-mod like Linus did for his dominator RAM, no. It will not fit the S4.
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