Does it really matter if I use an NVME SSD GEN 3 or GEN 4?

2 slot), a Gen 3 drive will do just fine Leave the more expensive drives to those who are trying for a future-proof build, or who regularly

Does it really matter if I use an NVME SSD GEN 3 or GEN 4? Computer will simply BSOD in any graphically demanding game if the NVME M2_1 is set to PCIE GEN 4 As a temporary fix I have to set NVME M2_1 in

2 slot), a Gen 3 drive will do just fine Leave the more expensive drives to those who are trying for a future-proof build, or who regularly

can nvme be used in m2 slot Yes you simply cannot do 7000+ MBs on Gen 3 x4 I run a PCIe Gen 3 x4 NVMe SSD through my chipset coming from a Gen 2 x4 slot

PCIe 4 is backwards compatible with gen 3, 2 & 1, and you will get at least the same performance from putting a drive in a slot as

can you use ddr3 in ddr4 slot Two of the world's fastest slots One delivers up to PCIe Gen3 x4 32Gbs transfer speed, the other one supports SATA3 6Gbs mode *Please refer to the

Due to the forward and backward compatibility, a PCIe GPU will perform like a PCIe GPU card if connected to a PCIe (or in the future