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No noticeable gap in gaming performance between X570 and B550 when used solely for gaming.

No noticeable gap in gaming performance between X570 and B550 when used solely for gaming.

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Kaine13
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06-15-2022, 08:33 PM
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So lets say that you have a RTX 3080 and a 5600 X. Will there be any differnce in performance when using this setup for gaming. Here you see that the general purpose lanes and CPU chipset uplink has PCIe gen 4 on the X570 but not on the B550. I do not know what general purpose lanes or CPU chipset uplink are or what they do. But what i do know is that AMD RYZEN 5600X and RTX 3080 support PCIe gen 4 which X570 has. So does PCIe 4 on the general purpose lanes and CPU chipset uplink provide a performance difference in this scenario? What kind of perfromance difference latency, fps or shorter loading time? I have a hard time beleving it does not have a performance difference because then the conversation would not even exist of which is the better motherboard for gaming. Because the B550 does not require a fan and has way better VRMS which gives it better OC potenial. Thx for all the help
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Kaine13
06-15-2022, 08:33 PM #1

So lets say that you have a RTX 3080 and a 5600 X. Will there be any differnce in performance when using this setup for gaming. Here you see that the general purpose lanes and CPU chipset uplink has PCIe gen 4 on the X570 but not on the B550. I do not know what general purpose lanes or CPU chipset uplink are or what they do. But what i do know is that AMD RYZEN 5600X and RTX 3080 support PCIe gen 4 which X570 has. So does PCIe 4 on the general purpose lanes and CPU chipset uplink provide a performance difference in this scenario? What kind of perfromance difference latency, fps or shorter loading time? I have a hard time beleving it does not have a performance difference because then the conversation would not even exist of which is the better motherboard for gaming. Because the B550 does not require a fan and has way better VRMS which gives it better OC potenial. Thx for all the help

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kloseseb11
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06-17-2022, 09:55 AM
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It should only matter slightly unless you're an enthusiast who purchases premium components
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kloseseb11
06-17-2022, 09:55 AM #2

It should only matter slightly unless you're an enthusiast who purchases premium components

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LukieDunkel
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07-05-2022, 01:24 AM
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They’ll handle the same tasks for gaming, disregarding board quality. It only matters if you require a lot of fast storage or USB ports—then X570 is worth considering. Otherwise, X570 offers top-tier performance boards.
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LukieDunkel
07-05-2022, 01:24 AM #3

They’ll handle the same tasks for gaming, disregarding board quality. It only matters if you require a lot of fast storage or USB ports—then X570 is worth considering. Otherwise, X570 offers top-tier performance boards.

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huuskyjerk
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07-05-2022, 03:19 PM
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It determines the path for data moving between your storage devices and SSD to the CPU.
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huuskyjerk
07-05-2022, 03:19 PM #4

It determines the path for data moving between your storage devices and SSD to the CPU.

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Str8KingKill3r
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07-05-2022, 07:09 PM
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The chipset uplink links your CPU to the rest of your system, excluding the GPU PCIe slot and the first M.2 slot. A quicker uplink provides greater bandwidth for other PCIe slots and M.2 devices, though PCIe Gen4 isn't currently relevant for GPUs or high-end NVMe SSDs, which remain unaffected by gaming performance over standard SSDs.
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Str8KingKill3r
07-05-2022, 07:09 PM #5

The chipset uplink links your CPU to the rest of your system, excluding the GPU PCIe slot and the first M.2 slot. A quicker uplink provides greater bandwidth for other PCIe slots and M.2 devices, though PCIe Gen4 isn't currently relevant for GPUs or high-end NVMe SSDs, which remain unaffected by gaming performance over standard SSDs.

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FoolOfHearts
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07-10-2022, 11:57 AM
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Yes, the main distinction lies in having larger and quicker storage options. If you're okay using two NVMe drives connected via PCIe 4 and six SATA drives, the X570 isn't necessary.
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FoolOfHearts
07-10-2022, 11:57 AM #6

Yes, the main distinction lies in having larger and quicker storage options. If you're okay using two NVMe drives connected via PCIe 4 and six SATA drives, the X570 isn't necessary.

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Where
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07-10-2022, 02:30 PM
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The two boards include PCIe 4.0 and a 3.2 USB connection. For pure gaming, there’s a noticeable distinction between them since the X570 offers more ports than the B550. However, if you’re targeting Ryzen processors, it’s worth checking the recommended board at https://whitemotherboard.com/the-best-mo...en-5-3600/
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Where
07-10-2022, 02:30 PM #7

The two boards include PCIe 4.0 and a 3.2 USB connection. For pure gaming, there’s a noticeable distinction between them since the X570 offers more ports than the B550. However, if you’re targeting Ryzen processors, it’s worth checking the recommended board at https://whitemotherboard.com/the-best-mo...en-5-3600/