Gigabyte removes unofficial PCIe 5.0 support from B650 motherboards in latest BIOS update - VideoCardz.com
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Gigabyte adds and removes features from B650 series A somewhat interesting situation has happened with Gigabyte’s B650 motherboards. While AMD continues to juggle multiple chipset names and variants, it’s not surprising that some motherboards were already designed to support higher PCIe standards. The B650 motherboards, which often share the same design as B650E variants, can […]
  • LostXOR@fedia.io
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    5 days ago

    I get why they did it (unsupported configurations could cause crashes or even hardware damage) but that kinda sucks for anyone benefiting from the increased speeds. It would be nice if they had made it a setting in the BIOS that was off by default, but could be turned on at the user’s own risk.