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It looks like there's a cover you remove from the bottom of the case to expose a "PCIe Riser" connection cable, which then plugs into the base of the dock.No mention anywhere of what kind of connection speed you would get, but I'd hope it's at least PCIe 3.0 8x (Which is just about enough bandwidth for a 2080 Ti). Even PCIe 3.0 16x would cover most current graphics cards without the need to go to a more expensive PCIe 4.0 connection.I'd imagine people looking at this kind of system with only 65W CPU support aren't likely to connect more than a mid range graphics card to it.I did see a Gamers Nexus video last year related to that liquid metal fail, so hopefully this B550 is more carefully QCed!
It looks like there's a cover you remove from the bottom of the case to expose a "PCIe Riser" connection cable, which then plugs into the base of the dock.
No mention anywhere of what kind of connection speed you would get, but I'd hope it's at least PCIe 3.0 8x (Which is just about enough bandwidth for a 2080 Ti). Even PCIe 3.0 16x would cover most current graphics cards without the need to go to a more expensive PCIe 4.0 connection.
I'd imagine people looking at this kind of system with only 65W CPU support aren't likely to connect more than a mid range graphics card to it.
I did see a Gamers Nexus video last year related to that liquid metal fail, so hopefully this B550 is more carefully QCed!
