Ryzen 3000 CPUs will have a total of 24 PCIe Gen4 lanes, yes, Gen 4.0.
Four out of the twenty-four are used for the interconnect to the X570 chipset, leaving 20 lanes Gen 4.0 for other utilization.
-16 for dedicated video card.
that leaves u with 4 left for the entire system.
4x pci-e lanes gives you 1 nVME drive after video card.
Or
You can run your Video card in 8X, and free up another 8x for another *Drum Roll Please* 3 x nVME support.
You see your at the mercy of how many PCI-E lanes your cpu has, so having a boat load of nVME ports do not add up on your platform.
Try ThreadRipper if you want a plethora of nVME, and you can use a nVME Bifurication card on top if you board just cant handle it physically.
Your asking and want do not add up or make sense.
You need the Sata ports, unless u intend to drop a 4TB+ nVME on that system.
Yeah my aorus ultra has similar setup but with 6 sata ports. The last nvme slot shares pcie with sata 4 and 5. Also all three PICe are x16.My board has 3 NVMe gen 4, and 4 SATA. Also has the x16 slots.
Ryzen 3000 CPUs will have a total of 24 PCIe Gen4 lanes, yes, Gen 4.0.
Four out of the twenty-four are used for the interconnect to the X570 chipset, leaving 20 lanes Gen 4.0 for other utilization.
-16 for dedicated video card.
that leaves u with 4 left for the entire system.
4x pci-e lanes gives you 1 nVME drive after video card.
Or
You can run your Video card in 8X, and free up another 8x for another *Drum Roll Please* 3 x nVME support.
You see your at the mercy of how many PCI-E lanes your cpu has, so having a boat load of nVME ports do not add up on your platform.
Try ThreadRipper if you want a plethora of nVME, and you can use a nVME Bifurication card on top if you board just cant handle it physically.
Your asking and want do not add up or make sense.
You need the Sata ports, unless u intend to drop a 4TB+ nVME on that system.
pretty sure 5700XT is happy with PCIE4 X8.
Ryzen 3000 CPUs will have a total of 24 PCIe Gen4 lanes, yes, Gen 4.0.
Four out of the twenty-four are used for the interconnect to the X570 chipset, leaving 20 lanes Gen 4.0 for other utilization.
-16 for dedicated video card.
that leaves u with 4 left for the entire system.
4x pci-e lanes gives you 1 nVME drive after video card.
Or
You can run your Video card in 8X, and free up another 8x for another *Drum Roll Please* 3 x nVME support.
You see your at the mercy of how many PCI-E lanes your cpu has, so having a boat load of nVME ports do not add up on your platform.
Try ThreadRipper if you want a plethora of nVME, and you can use a nVME Bifurication card on top if you board just cant handle it physically.
Your asking and want do not add up or make sense.
You need the Sata ports, unless u intend to drop a 4TB+ nVME on that system.