Hi new builder here!
I was planning on using the ASUS PRIME X570-PRO and going double M2s, how would that work on this board? I’ve heard that on some boards going double M2 might affect the GPU and it’s bandwidth since the second M2 place some times share lanes with the GPU depending on which board you use or something like that... My local shop told me to check the manual but I thought I would ask you guys at the same time... Do any of you know if going two M2s on it will work fine or will it affect my GPU and Im better of just going one M2 and one SATA instead?
//Noob builder
I am getting the Asus Prime X570-p and there are two M.2 slots. Which one should I use? Is there a performance difference between the two? I heard that the top one causes the GPU to overheat the SSD. I have a WD Blue NVMe SSD if that helps. Thank you for any help!
So quick question, long time computer user , first time computer builder!
I have the Asus Prime X570-Pro (like it says in the title) and it has two M.2 slots. the lower one has a heatsink, the upper does not. I know generally the rule of thumb is to place the NVME in the upper slot but since the lower has a heatsink will the lower work for a NVME installed for my OS?
Hi guys, so recently i got a new SSD as I heard my motherboard has 2 SSD slots. I got the WD-BLACK SN770 2TB SSD which is Gen 4. I asked Chat GPT (not the best choice i know) if my ssd is compatible with it. It said yes but the second slot supports up to Gen 3 speeds which is around 3500Mbps (meanwhile the maximum speed of the ssd is around 5150Mbps). Can somebody let me know if this is true as i checked through the official site of asus but i didn't quite understand if the second slot support 4th gen speeds?