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Hey Guys/Gals,

 

So by now I think we all know its pretty clear. Two 980's running at 16x/8x offers the EXACT same performance as two 980's at 16x/16x due to the bandwidth capabilities in PCIE 3.0. With that being said, if I run 2 980's at 16x/8x with a 5820k will the M.2 2280 slot be functional? There would still be 4x PCI lanes available and the 512gb M.2 drive im looking at uses 4 PCIE lanes. Ive been hearing a few things about the M.2 slot being disabled while running SLI with a 5820k but its still unclear.

 

Can anyone clear this up for me? Im still investigating and I think Im safe Running the M.2 and 2x980's.

 

Best regards

 

Joe Pelikan

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Yes it will work, check this out:

 

http://us.hardware.info/reviews/5600/2/15-intel-x99-motherboards-review-new-boards-for-haswell-e-pci-express-lanes-for-sli-and-crossfire

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8 lanes + 8 lanes + 4 lanes out of 28 lanes of pci . I think you'll be ok. 

 

 

will be motherboard dependant.

 

how ever maybe try a pci e SSD? since most motherboards wont disable the other pcie slots when sli is on.

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Does this mean that the M.2 slot can either be controlled from a SATA3 6gbps controller or a PCIE 10gbps controller?

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just googled some stuff and you cannot use M.2 and sli

 

source, http://www.anandtech.com/show/8391/asrock-shows-x99-microatx-the-x99m-killer

where does it say that ? it should be possibleto run in 8x/8x SLI + 4x for the m.2

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Does this mean that the M.2 slot can either be controlled from a SATA3 6gbps controller or a PCIE 10gbps controller?

 

 

where does it say that ? it should be possibleto run in 8x

/8x SLI + 4x for the m.2

 

 

i miss read the comments section :P fixed it now

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8 lanes + 8 lanes + 4 lanes out of 28 lanes of pci . I think you'll be ok. 

 

 

Yes it will work, check this out:

 

http://us.hardware.info/reviews/5600/2/15-intel-x99-motherboards-review-new-boards-for-haswell-e-pci-express-lanes-for-sli-and-crossfire

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Don't forget to mark solved ;)

 

 

So in conclusion it should work.

 

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820147349

 

This shall work nicely

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I always liked msata or m.2 or other ssds that just go on the board , they work great with ridiculously small builds , what are you gonna incorporate this in ? 

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I always liked msata or m.2 or other ssds that just go on the board , they work great with ridiculously small builds , what are you gonna incorporate this in ? 

Its going in my X99 350D Build :)

 

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/220938-project-working-gamestation/

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