Looking for mobo that takes fits 2 NVME slots, 1 gpu, 1 10g/s ethernet card

[jonnyyyl]

I'm trying to get a workstation build going.

I'm trying to find a mobo that fits the following requirements:

- 2 x nvme m.2 

- 1 gpu 

- 1 10g/s ethernet card 

- 2 or more USB type C ports 

 

I'm hoping to find something that would not compromise another slot's performance, ie, using separate m.2 slot disables particular PCIe, or running second PCIe would hamper speed. 

 

Thanks in advance. 

[ARikozuM]

PCPP...

[Electronics Wizardy]

What socket?

[jonnyyyl]

12 minutes ago, ARikozuM said:

PCPP...

come again?

12 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

What socket?

 

i'm flexible, i'm leaning towards ryzen at the moment 

[bgibbz]

http://pcpartpicker.com/products/motherboard/#xcx=0&E=2,3&qq=1

 

 

theres a bunch, take your pick. 

[bgibbz]

1 minute ago, jonnyyyl said:

come again?

pcpartpicker.com, the greatest website for pc builders. You can filter parts by just about every parameter in existance, as I did above. 

[Guest]

3 minutes ago, bgibbz said:

pcpartpicker.com, the greatest website for pc builders. You can filter parts by just about every parameter in existance, as I did above. 

the greatest website for pc builder is asking on ltt forum

[Damascus]

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2017/03/amd-ryzen-review/

 

"It's also worth noting that even with a suitably equipped motherboard, Ryzen's maximum 32 PCIe lanes—16 for graphics, four for NVMe, four to communicate with the chipset, and an additional eight from the motherboard—is less than the 40 of Broadwell-E and Kaby Lake. It's not a deal breaker right now, particularly as SLI and Crossfire aren't as appealing these days, but the rapid proliferation of PCIe-based storage means PCIe lanes are quickly becoming a prized commodity."