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ASUS RS200 ROG Strix Riser Cable with 240 mm PCI-E x16 $11 + Free Shipping

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Newegg [newegg.com] has ASUS RS200 ROG Strix Riser Cable with 240 mm PCI-E x16 on sale for $10.99. Shipping is free.
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Price valid 9/21
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arny56
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank arny56

PCIe 3.0 for those interested.
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BraveBoundary850
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Quote from arny56 :
PCIe 3.0 for those interested.
That's pretty critical info, shoot
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mrmaxin
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Quote from BraveBoundary850 :
That's pretty critical info, shoot
is it? I'm still reading that some games released in 2023 may utilize PCIe 4.0 drivers, but it hardly improves performance. The bulk of the optimization responsibility are still with the game dev. It matters for other video/rendering/AI applications.
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Quote from BraveBoundary850 :
That's pretty critical info, shoot
Eh, a recent Gamers Nexus video showed that PCIe 3 only slows down a 4090 by 1-3% at most (on one test of many, margin of error).

I have one and as far as risers go it's a well made one. The "ROG STRIX!" branding is nonintrusive. Only thing to watch out for is that 10 inches is long for a riser so if you just want your GPU to make a 90 degree bend to vertical this isnt it.
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HonestSink4265
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Quote from mrmaxin :
is it? I'm still reading that some games released in 2023 may utilize PCIe 4.0 drivers, but it hardly improves performance. The bulk of the optimization responsibility are still with the game dev. It matters for other video/rendering/AI applications.
It could matter if your GPU is PCIE x4 or maybe x8 (6400 xt), but for normal gpus it doesnt matter yet. No amount of poor optimization will make your riser a bottleneck
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pingpingpang
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Occasionally my bios lost settings (possibly every 2, 3 months) , if the default settings are loaded, I have to open the case, disconnect the graphic card, force pcie 3.0 again.
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