Thanks!Love the black red combo, looks really cool!
I guess Red/Black combo is following me...or simply...I just love it..
Thanks!Love the black red combo, looks really cool!
Yes I was lately focused (obsessed?..) to make it worked..
I believe the riser incompatibility only occurs when you have a PCIe gen4 slot with a PCIe gen4 card (i.e. the 5700/5700XT) with a gen3 riser.I’ve read that ASUS x570-I gaming board could be incompatible with p gen 3 riser (leading to bsod). Apparently we cannot force pcie to work at gen 3 speed.
so I would have 2 questions :
- Do you know if this is an accurate feedback? Still valid?
- @KSliger @shadowfear is it possible to replace current riser on sm550 by a new one? I would like to know if it will be possible once new gen 4 riser will be available on sliger.com/density.sk
Thanks in advance
Thanks for your feedback.I believe the riser incompatibility only occurs when you have a PCIe gen4 slot with a PCIe gen4 card (i.e. the 5700/5700XT) with a gen3 riser.
I believe the riser incompatibility only occurs when you have a PCIe gen4 slot with a PCIe gen4 card (i.e. the 5700/5700XT) with a gen3 riser.
Thanks for your feedback.
That makes sense.
We have to wait for Nvidia cards & Intel CPUs being compatible with PCIe 4 as for now riser manufacturers do not seem to care to release gen4 products.Thanks for your feedback.
That makes sense.
PCIe Gen 4 needs to mature. But what I don't understand if why Asus on its x570 board does not allow to force PCIe Gen 3. Gigabyte does not have this issue.I seemed to recall some issue also if you had a PCI-E 4.0 nvme ssd and any other expansion card as well as it forced the default of the slot to gen4.
Riser PCIe Gen 4 will definitely arrive in 2020 with RTX 3K cards. It could also depends on X670 boards with Zen 3. Right X570 cost is prohibitive, bringing few or no advantages over gen 3 (even SSD Gen 4 are not the fasted in workload).We have to wait for Nvidia cards & Intel CPUs being compatible with PCIe 4 as for now riser manufacturers do not seem to care to release gen4 products.
Other question about Sliger SM cases : do we have feedback of SSD temperature placed on back of Motherboard? This location is often, just in front of GPU...I would consider it like an oven. Is it a realistic&viable position?
Thanks for your feedback.I have an Intel 660p 2TB on the back of my Aorus X570i in an SM580 and haven't had any throttling issues. It usually hovers around 60C during big writes.
There was someone who posted on reddit recently that said with latest BIOS update you can now switch to PCI 3.0x16 with the Asus x570.PCIe Gen 4 needs to mature. But what I don't understand if why Asus on its x570 board does not allow to force PCIe Gen 3. Gigabyte does not have this issue.
Riser PCIe Gen 4 will definitely arrive in 2020 with RTX 3K cards. It could also depends on X670 boards with Zen 3. Right X570 cost is prohibitive, bringing few or no advantages over gen 3 (even SSD Gen 4 are not the fasted in workload).
Great news, thanks for sharing it!There was someone who posted on reddit recently that said with latest BIOS update you can now switch to PCI 3.0x16 with the Asus x570.
Dmitry is the next one to convince to join Sliger brand..Super happy to see this video in my news feed this morning: