New PCIe 4.0: Future-Level Performance That Performs Now
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Spring into the future with their new PCIe 4.0. Offering a standard data transfer rate that's double of the previous version.
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Re: New PCIe 4.0: Future-Level Performance That Performs Now
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Originally Posted by Hexus
Spring into the future with our new PCIe 4.
I had no idea Hexus were branching into standards development..:p This isn't news, don't really see the point of badly worded press-release regurgitating to be fair.
Re: New PCIe 4.0: Future-Level Performance That Performs Now
Sucks for users of Old PCI-E 4.0 - so hard to keep up nowadays! :(
Re: New PCIe 4.0: Future-Level Performance That Performs Now
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Originally Posted by
CAT-THE-FIFTH
Sucks for users of Old PCI-E 4.0 - so hard to keep up nowadays! :(
Say whaaat? You mean to say my pcie4 motherboard is.... still in date? :vacant:
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Re: New PCIe 4.0: Future-Level Performance That Performs Now
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Originally Posted by
MrJim
PCI-E 4.0 is so 2019 :P
https://i.imgur.com/yKNAJsN.gif
Re: New PCIe 4.0: Future-Level Performance That Performs Now
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Originally Posted by
ik9000
Say whaaat? You mean to say my pcie4 motherboard is.... still in date? :vacant:
It's OLD PCI-E 4.0,so it's sadly out of date! :(
Re: New PCIe 4.0: Future-Level Performance That Performs Now
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CAT-THE-FIFTH
It's OLD PCI-E 4.0,so it's sadly out of date! :(
You\'re taking the pee right? Next you\'ll be telling me my DDR4 is old DDR4...
Re: New PCIe 4.0: Future-Level Performance That Performs Now
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Originally Posted by
ik9000
You're taking the pee right? Next you'll be telling me my DDR4 is old DDR4...
DRAM makers:hold my beer.
Re: New PCIe 4.0: Future-Level Performance That Performs Now
this is genuine hardcore,human error
not all PR is news, so we will reapply the voltage,,,,,
on it
Re: New PCIe 4.0: Future-Level Performance That Performs Now
To save anyone else googling for what this actually is...
https://www.silicon-power.com/web/us/product-US70
I guessed it was an ssd, and I suppose a bigger brand would have done a better press release. Nice sign if budget m.2 cards are getting PCIe4 support though.