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XFX 6800 XT & PCIE Lanes


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Silly Question Maybe...

 

How can I find out if my PCIE lanes which is 16 is running a full capacity?

I have a TRX40 10G (3960X CPU) with 4 (16) PCIE lanes (support x16/x8/x16/x8 mode) because of my case and PSU I have to place the GPU on the last lane away from the CPU.
Will this hurt performance.  

 

The motherboard says that all lanes run at 16??? Not really sure?
 

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That's what I thought, definitely the most help so far on the web. Other forums have been condescending and mean.

 

Just a question, how significant is the loss of performance running out side of the 1st lane?

 

Many thanks 

 

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  • Supervisor

Not so much

it is so difficult in normal usage to have all GPU power saturated...maybe in some particles and physicians high simulation softwares..but if you do video editing or rendering is not so important the loss

 

but.....I would change my cabinet if I were as you are now 🙂 🙂

 

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No it doesn't need any tips to be optimised

It seen by default by OSX drivers, we can't do anything more to improve performance

You can use web or a SSDT to have GFX0 shown in your IOREG instead of display0..like a real Mac!

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  • Supervisor

It is a bit different 

your motherboard slot for GPU are all PCIE 4.0

and your cpu could feed it

different story are 16x,8x,4x and gpu position

in many task performance difference is not so much and you can’t see any speed 

If we talk to have a optimal condition

gpu must be inserted in one of the slot @16x

and in my opinion with a more comfortable cabinet you solve this

i would not change your gpu , it is one of the most powerful and beautiful in the gpu scene…

I would change only with is greater sister (6900 xt)

😂

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