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it says right there...

 

3.0 if you use an ivy bridge CPU

2.0 if you use a sandy bridge one

 

doesnt really matter anyway though, you dont notice any performance difference

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3 minutes ago, KaboomOrange said:

How would I know if its PCIe x16 2.0 or 3.0. It only says 1 x PCI Express x16 (3.0 Ivy Bridge), (2.0 Sandy Bridge). The motherboard is  Dell 0XR1GT

Dude... please, just read what you copy pasted. It says right there when it's 3.0 and when it's 2.0

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In this case, the version of the PCIe is dependant upon the CPU. The PCIex16 lines come from the CPU and the version depends upon what's in the CPU.

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