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I am not qualified to give you a certain answer, so definitely keep looking if you want to have confidence... but my understanding is that if your board supports bifurcation it should not matter what the two devices you're using are. I don't know whether bifurcation is able to split into more than halves--x16 into x8+x8, or x8 into x4+X4, rather than x16 into x8+x4+x4, etc--but I don't see any reason why a GPU using x8 and a NVMe drive using the other half (I think they only use up to x4) should not work.I could be mistaken, but I believe someone's used a GPU and a capture card off of the same slot via bifurcation. Maybe you could even use a GPU in x8 and a NVMe RAID card at x8, rocking two drives at x4 each?
I am not qualified to give you a certain answer, so definitely keep looking if you want to have confidence... but my understanding is that if your board supports bifurcation it should not matter what the two devices you're using are. I don't know whether bifurcation is able to split into more than halves--x16 into x8+x8, or x8 into x4+X4, rather than x16 into x8+x4+x4, etc--but I don't see any reason why a GPU using x8 and a NVMe drive using the other half (I think they only use up to x4) should not work.
I could be mistaken, but I believe someone's used a GPU and a capture card off of the same slot via bifurcation. Maybe you could even use a GPU in x8 and a NVMe RAID card at x8, rocking two drives at x4 each?
