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And PCIe 3 (kind of the whole point since Intel are a bit lagging on PCIe 4).Originally Posted by hexus
PCIe4 is redundent, as it all changes to PCIe5 and DDr5 next year
So it's not redundant, if we don't have a replacement yet? Also I'm not sure how DDR5 has anything to do with it. Did you mean to say PCIe 4 will be redundant when its replacement comes out? If so, well, sure, kind of obvious Though because of backwards compatibility it's still useful.
PCIe 5.0 is already "out" - "On 29 May 2019, PCI-SIG officially announced the release of the final PCI-Express 5.0 specification." Just being a pedant. We haven't got access to any kit that uses it, yet.
Also, it's all backward compatible, so I don't think "redundant" is the right term - even after PCIe 5.0 becomes available on consumer motherboards/chipsets there will still be a lot of kit out there using 4.0 and 3.0 so those standards will still be currency and in use. "Superseded" might be a better term for us non time travelling luddites
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