AMD UTTERLY BLOWN THE FUCK OUT

we'll see who will die first

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>amdshills hoping progress stops to save amd

We can't even cap out pcie 3.0. Eat shit, braintel.

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you're not very bright

>progress stops
said the intelshill

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Note how they don't say that PCIe 5.0 will launch before PCIe 4.0, just that it will be "ready." PCIe 4.0 was "ready" last year and hasn't reached the market in any product until this year. It seems likely then that PCIe 5.0 won't be in a single product on the market until 2020 at the earliest.
Also there is literally zero tangible benefit to PCIe 5.0 over 4.0 when it comes to desktop hardware that actually exists right now or will exist in the next couple years. If Intel uses it as an advertising point it would functionally be snake oil. Modern GPUs can't even saturate the 3.0 lanes they get, and doubling the throughput will be more than enough for NVMe drives. The probability of PCIe 5.0 remaining datacenter/HEDT only for at least a couple years is quite high.

>PCIe 5.0
>8x for GPU
what would you do with another 8x, Jow Forums??

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Enjoy ban :D

PCIe 5 isn't being announced, it's being finalized. I wouldn't expect to see it on desktop before AM5 and Zen 4 is introduced unless an AM4+ is made. Backwards compatibility for PCIe 4 on x370 and x470 was said to be likely but quadrupling bandwidth seems like a bit much.

top kek

multi gpu on itx

>We can't even cap out pcie 3.0.
>he doesn't have NMVe SSDs

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>doubling the throughput will be more than enough for NVMe drives
we can have like 8 m.2 socket on motherboards with PCIe 5

careful with the airflow, user

>he doesn't have NMVe SSDs
Yes I do.

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There is no one using anything less than an HEDT platform that would even consider doing that.

SSD prices will fall another 60% this year, getting close to replace all SATA slots

>2021
>Optane SSD with 1GB/s random read
yay

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Lie back, accept your screaming anal rape, and think of England, pathetic Incel failure.

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what will the price be?

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No you can't, retard. Physical space is still a thing, and if you're going to start using add-in cards, you can already do that on existing HEDT platforms.

for the best it can't be cheap goy

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It doesn't work like that. You're still limited by the number of pcie lanes the cpu can give

right now we give 4 lanes to m.2, with 5.0 you can give just 1 and have 4 m.2 socket using the same number of lanes

>No you can't, retard. Physical space is still a thing,
Just make it vertical, like some high end boards.

AMD: changes IO chip while still using the same chiplets
intel: needs new monolithic CPUs

I wonder who will finalize new PCIe 5.0 CPUs faster.

Totally impractical. You still need to run traces for every single slot and provide clearance for other components. You could do it on a novelty board specifically designed for housing a ton of SSDs, but what's the point in that?

Imagine being this terrified of a small company that happens to be the only reason you didn't pay $1,500 for your single-core 1.2GHz 986.

>there is literally zero tangible benefit to PCIe 5.0 over 4.0 when it comes to desktop hardware that actually exists right now

that. 10 years, minimum. It's only purpose is highlighting bottlenecks in other areas. we just don't need that speed yet.

Intel is getting so desperate it's pathetic.

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It wasn't an APU, but it definitely was a midrange sku, maybe the Ryzen 5.

I still think they're going to toss the iGPU in the empty spot for APUs.

I legit lol'd

10 nm? More like 10 none-meter... Or something.