PCIe Gen 4 - What is it? DIY in 5 Ep 105

[@Dre_Key]

I building new soon with an x570 board and yes i will be checking out the new hardware later this year as well. Just wanted to say this channel gives great detail enough for you to understand what to look for and what the tech companies are actually giving you... Kudos to the host.

[@bigmike716]

Your videos are a breath of fresh air, beautiful and a nerd, can't get that anywhere else, I like it...

[@hastalafalla1577]

make a video on how to connect 8 fans and controll speed of them, if the motherboard only has 3 fan hubs

[@spinkick9270]

great idea.

[@Brad-k]

wrong channel for that friend..

[@spinkick9270]

@@Brad-k 😂

[@Andrew-X]

just use a fan head splitter. i know it's been 9 months, but-

[@cahya.d]

@@Andrew-X some ppl just need to watch tutorial first 😅

[@mrsandippatel26]

Looking lovely Trisha

[@saadshah1035]

No doubt

[@davidroth09]

I'd be interested in seeing a bikini top benchmark, a stress test if you will. And since Trisha explains things so well, I think she'd be perfect for the job!

[@johnnymann7929]

I intend to build a completely new system with PCIe 4.0 in mind. My system is just over 3 years old and isn’t cutting it any longer.

[@pranjal86able]

nice video! make more. Trisha, yay! TableTalk go me through some rough times

[@saadshah1035]

I like your videos a lot Trisha.

[@thiyagujay6934]

Nice presentation .. but too many insertions of short clips or pics is a diversion which makes you miss the key words, in my opinion.

[@mohammednajeeb1536]

Thankyou Thankyou so much

[@shaggydawg5419]

2:50 - backward compatible? www.amd.com/en/products/chipsets-am4 *PCIe 4 functionality began with the AMD x570 chipset and AMD x570 compatible motherboards; the functionality is not backwards compatible with previous generations of motherboards or chipsets.

[@kennethburton1115]

You can be such a geek, good work girl.

[@changedahanddlessss]

double the knockers

[@CheezeWuz]

is that chair real?... or am I just TOO high

[@Uemitay]

I hope 2020 will be the year of pcie 4 laptops, but I kinda doubt it :/

[@FirestoneX]

Double 🤤🤤🤤

[@YoshiIsCool1]

Hello Trisha Berger :)

[@Turtle206]

Hello m'lday, I tip my hat in your direction.

[@NtinosLiftzz]

B550f?

[@MaxxPainII]

Must Have.....

[@gam1789]

does intel i3 support pcie gen 3 m.2?

[@kingston]

It really depends more on your setup. Check your motherboard model and specifications to see if it's supported. Check out this link for more info www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000026416/memory-and-storage.html

[@mtruchado]

All these new gpus announced can't even overload the PCIe 3 16x bandwidth so mostly for gpus this upgrade is useless, better save your money. Regarding ssd, yes, they improved with pcie4 but the cost is high and the difference is not so much. Instead networking cards onn servers would really benefit of this new PCIe 4.0, but mainstream not yet

[@TheAronDark]

For Gaming... Not worth it. So i can wait.

[@bigmike716]

intel needs to hurry up and get with the program, pcie 4 coming with new commit lake I hear...

[@gwolf1985]

hold off tell intel get a gen 4 or 5

[@rudolphsteiner6797]

Why? Intel doesn't even have a 7nm processor... Intel kind of rested on it's laurels and got left in the dust... AMD has 7nm and PCI Gen 4....

[@valentusslimroast6716]

don't need it

[@ClementHochard]

trisha hershberger 💌