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15 minutes ago, Rixoder said:

hey I have a gtx 1650 (g6) and an asus prime b450m-k mobo and a ryzen 3 1200 and wich both support pcie-e 3.0 16x my gpu only seems to be using 4 pcie 3.0 lanes (according to gpu-z) is there a way to allocate more? (I have no nvme) just 4 sata devices and no pcie-e expansion slots are being used

It will only use x4 lanes when idle and ramp up to x16 when loaded.

 

Even if it didn't, the GTX 1650 is a very low end card, it probably would work fine at x4.

hey I have a gtx 1650 (g6) and an asus prime b450m-k mobo and a ryzen 3 1200 and wich both support pcie-e 3.0 16x my gpu only seems to be using 4 pcie 3.0 lanes (according to gpu-z) is there a way to allocate more? (I have no nvme) just 4 sata devices and no pcie-e expansion slots are being used

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Irrelevant how many sata and nvme you use, they're separate from pci-e slots.

 

Your pci-e x16 slot gets 16 pci-e lanes from the cpu, if you had a second pci-e x16 slot that would have received pci-e lanes from the chipset and usually that slot only gets 2 or 4 lanes.

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15 minutes ago, Rixoder said:

hey I have a gtx 1650 (g6) and an asus prime b450m-k mobo and a ryzen 3 1200 and wich both support pcie-e 3.0 16x my gpu only seems to be using 4 pcie 3.0 lanes (according to gpu-z) is there a way to allocate more? (I have no nvme) just 4 sata devices and no pcie-e expansion slots are being used

It will only use x4 lanes when idle and ramp up to x16 when loaded.

 

Even if it didn't, the GTX 1650 is a very low end card, it probably would work fine at x4.

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