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This might seem like a stupid question but I’m going to be getting a Ryzen 5 2400g looking to install a GPU in the future. I will also be putting a WiFi card into my build. I have heard things about how AMD splits the PCIE lanes between the APU and CPU do they have 8 each. Would the WiFi card and GPU be a problem together in the future?

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No. Your chipset also supplies PCIe lanes, I forget how many though...

 

Either way, you shouldn't have any problems.

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1 minute ago, Crunchy Dragon said:

No. Your chipset also supplies PCIe lanes, I forget how many though...

 

Either way, you shouldn't have any problems.

Thanks for that I didn’t think it would be an issue but just wanted to check

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1 minute ago, ukpcneeded said:

Thanks for that I didn’t think it would be an issue but just wanted to check

One thing I will recommend in the future when you get a dedicated GPU, is go into your BIOS settings and disable the iGPU so it's not taking up PCIe lanes.

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