Will upgrading to a 9060 XT on a PCIe 4.0 motherboard cause issues?

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Asked By GamerGalactic77 On

I'm thinking about upgrading my graphics card from an RX 470 to a 9060 XT, but I have a B500M Pro motherboard that only supports PCIe 4.0. Since the 9060 XT is PCIe 5.0, I'm wondering if this will lead to any significant performance loss. Should I go ahead with the upgrade?

5 Answers

Answered By BitMaster88 On

Not at all. Most cards barely saturate PCIe 3.0, let alone 4.0. A mid-tier card like the 9060 XT won’t need PCIe 5.0 even if some high-end cards do.

GamerGalactic77 -

Thanks!

Answered By PixelPioneer43 On

If you opt for the 16GB version of the card, you're golden. You shouldn't run into any trouble at all!

GamerGalactic77 -

Will take that in mind, thanks!

Answered By BenchMarkBuddy32 On

You should be fine with maybe a 1% performance hit. I’ve come across that info here and there, but haven’t verified it personally yet.

GamerGalactic77 -

Thanks!

Answered By DataDude56 On

From what I've seen, PCIe 3.0 can lose about 1-3% performance, with the worst-case being 4% under heavy ray tracing. So PCIe 4.0 should work just fine.

GamerGalactic77 -

Thanks!

Answered By TechSavvy181 On

You won't have any issues running the 9060 XT on a PCIe 4.0 x16 slot. There's no real performance loss with that setup—plenty of bandwidth for the card!

GamerGalactic77 -

Thanks!

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