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MSI Gaming X GTX 1069 6 GB has PCI e 3.0 16x, while my mobo gigabyte H81M-S has PCI e 2.0 16x , what will be the performance drop in % ? (For gaming only)

Should be OK.  PCI 2.0 x16 is the same as PCI 3.0 x8 which doesn't reduce performance much.

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To what extent my i5 4440S 2.8 GHz stock will bottleneck MSI Gaming X GTX 1060 6 GB OC with 8 GB of DDR3 1333 MHz RAM.

Games to be considered: PUBG, COD BO, CODWW2, Overwatch, Tomb raider, etc AAA titles

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a little bit.

 

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Pretty mild actually, the game's in your list are easy enough to run that you won't notice a huge drop in performance but you'll probably want to upgrade in a gen or two

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MSI Gaming X GTX 1069 6 GB has PCI e 3.0 16x, while my mobo gigabyte H81M-S has PCI e 2.0 16x , what will be the performance drop in % ? (For gaming only)

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3 minutes ago, Maverick262001 said:

MSI Gaming X GTX 1069 6 GB has PCI e 3.0 16x, while my mobo gigabyte H81M-S has PCI e 2.0 16x , what will be the performance drop in % ? (For gaming only)

Should be OK.  PCI 2.0 x16 is the same as PCI 3.0 x8 which doesn't reduce performance much.

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You won't even notice it.

Though, if you have a motherboard with PCIe 2.0, whatever CPU you can put in the socket might be limiting it.

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I know it is easier to just create a thread and get other people to look this up, but one quick google search found the answers you were looking for. This doesn't seem to hard now does it?

Here, it showed no noticeable decrease in performance, except in dying light were there was a 7% performance decrease. 

PCI-e 2.0 offer 8GB/s, where-as PCI-e 3.0 offeres 16GB/s. So I'm doubting that most games saturate the 2.0 bandwidth.

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