I'm planning on getting the Intel i5 6600K which, according to Intel, supports 16 PCIe Lanes max.
Now, I've searched around a bit, (also read through some forums, but they weren't too clear) and according to Linus' benchmarks, it's not a performance issue to tune down on one lane a bit. However, at the end of the video (about 6:40) he says that in configurations that use other PCIe devices, some lanes might actually be disabled.
Here's the minimum of PCIe devices I'm gonna use:
1 Asus Xonar DGX Soundcard (PCIe x1), 1 decent GPU (PCIe x16), 1 WiFi card (PCIe x1)
Now, it's obvious that the GPU will only use an x8 Lane at best, since the CPU supports no more than 16. As I said, that's not a problem at all - what I'm wondering, is there a possibility that one of my other devices will be completely disabled? or, say, i want to use yet another device (i.e. a PCIe x4 device), and that won't work?
I don't quite get how those things are handled, but it doesn't seem as if the mere sum of used PCIe lanes reflects how the CPU distributes them - or does it?
PS: If it is relevent, MoBo is gonna be the MSI B150 PC-Mate.
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