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Offline Neogravity  
#1 Posted : Tuesday, April 3, 2018 1:34:31 AM(UTC)
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Where are they? Anyone have any details on plans? I don't wanna buy into the rumors that it'll be passed over for 5.0, and I don't want to get stuck on 3.0 like I did when I bought my 2600k and and PCIe 2.0.

I'm having no hope for Zen+ boards to supporting this, so we'll be waiting for another year?

So disappointed right now.

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#2 Posted : Tuesday, April 3, 2018 1:20:19 PM(UTC)
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last I heard Intel and AMD aren't supporting it until at least late 2019.
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Offline Neogravity  
#3 Posted : Thursday, April 5, 2018 6:52:08 AM(UTC)
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Unfortunately all I've seen as well are signs pointing to 2019. i.e. Ryzen 3xxx, Navi, blah.

I don't believe I'm alone with holding out on a large investment system upgrade when these are apparently not that far off. I just hope this doesn't keep dragging out and as the standard was progressively refined over the years, I find it disappointing to have a 1.5 - 2 year gap in product releases.

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#4 Posted : Friday, April 3, 2020 4:18:38 AM(UTC)
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Nothing really for the next 5 years. It takes 2 Titan cards using the Vulkan API in Ashes of the Singularity to come close to maxing out the PCI-E 3.0 spec. With PCI-E 5 on the horizon we won’t be seeing any GPU’s coming close to maxing out that bandwidth for at least 5 years. The only potential place to exploitation is RAID0 NVMe SSDs. Even then they are very pricey.
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