PCI Express 7.0 announced with 512GB/s peak bandwidth
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- Hemedans
- CAF
- 22 Jun 2022
rizki1, 22 Jun 2022what games or what do you gonna do with this? running 10 tr... moreBandwidth is not for games only, just one 8K monitor at 60hz need 80Gbps bandwidth, in future people will run 4 or more 8K 120hz monitors, its going to use hundreds of GB per second.
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- Bodygard
- nwc
- 22 Jun 2022
2027? Nah, at the pace things are going, war, recession, shortages etc more like 2035 or later...
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- Hemedans
- fuZ
- 22 Jun 2022
uk7866, 22 Jun 2022How does this compare to what the PS5 and Xboc One X offers? Xbone X -up to 560GBps
Ps5 - up to 448GBps
M1 max- 400GBps
M1 pro - 200GBps.
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- Anonymous
- YUU
- 22 Jun 2022
Bugger 🤦🏻♂️ I think I just go ahead with my Linux PC migration to my AMD PC and then build new PC with PCI 5.0 for my Windows PC 🤷🏻♂️
- Anon95
- 39E
- 22 Jun 2022
Odd that they would announce PCIE 7.0 five years in advance, but I guess it's to make people and manufacturers say 'oh god'
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- rizki1
- 6c6
- 22 Jun 2022
what games or what do you gonna do with this? running 10 triple A games at same time?
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- AnonD-844232
- Cx@
- 22 Jun 2022
THey already could jump straight to PCIe 10 or 15 but they are not hurry they doing it step by step every 5 years so they can do the business..
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- Anonymous
- mE0
- 22 Jun 2022
uk7866, 22 Jun 2022How does this compare to what the PS5 and Xboc One X offers? PS5 and Xbox One are PCIe 4. So have a look at the chart and figure it out.
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- Nanochip
- k1e
- 22 Jun 2022
uk7866, 22 Jun 2022How does this compare to what the PS5 and Xboc One X offers? Ps5 is pcie4.0 so pcie7 will be 8 times faster.
- Goddess Lyrienne
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- 22 Jun 2022
Anonymous, 22 Jun 2022nah, I skip, will wait for PCIe 12.0That'll be in 2040. :p
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- Anonymous
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- 22 Jun 2022
nah, I skip, will wait for PCIe 12.0
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- SShock
- M}3
- 22 Jun 2022
I bought X570 platform for some future proofing with PCIe 4.0. Funny thing is, here we're reading about PCIe 7.0 and you have a selection of like 5 SSD's that can even utilize PCIe 4.0 fully and aren't some rubbish tiny 1TB or less drives. If I'll go fast I'll probably go with at least 2TB or 4TB capacity. I've had 2TB SSD for last 6 something years. I never went with M.2 SSD because there just weren't any in 2TB capacity back then. Now you have plenty of 2TB and 4TB M.2 variants, but are almost all PCIe 3.0. Those few that are 4.0 have ridiculous price tags or they are just some XYZ brands.