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Eran
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Hi everyone,
I'm upgrading an old set (based on X-299 chipset), almost from scratch. the only hardware I'm keeping is Titan GPU.
I'm using mostly Photoshop and Lightroom, running multi layers heavy files and large scale catalogs.
The system starts with an Intel i7 12700, and Since I need several NVMe drives, I asked at my local store about the Asus TUF Gaming Z690-Plus D4, with 3 M.2 drives (all of them PCIe.4 - for system, storage and cache).
I was told I can't use this motherboard in order to maintain full speed of all three drives, since all of them will share same lanes.
According to what they say, there are some very expensive MB that can handle what I'm looking for, but I want to understand what I should expect if I'll stay with my current choice, regarding NVMe's performance.
Thanks!
I'm upgrading an old set (based on X-299 chipset), almost from scratch. the only hardware I'm keeping is Titan GPU.
I'm using mostly Photoshop and Lightroom, running multi layers heavy files and large scale catalogs.
The system starts with an Intel i7 12700, and Since I need several NVMe drives, I asked at my local store about the Asus TUF Gaming Z690-Plus D4, with 3 M.2 drives (all of them PCIe.4 - for system, storage and cache).
I was told I can't use this motherboard in order to maintain full speed of all three drives, since all of them will share same lanes.
According to what they say, there are some very expensive MB that can handle what I'm looking for, but I want to understand what I should expect if I'll stay with my current choice, regarding NVMe's performance.
Thanks!