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Question Question about Intel chipset bandwidth.

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rcarlos243

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The connected devices won't exceed 128GT/s. If you had 5 NVMe drives each capable of 7GB/s and tried to read from all, you won't get more than 16GB/s of combined speed.
 
Let's say I did do a 5x Gen4 NVMe drive in RAID 0 and I maxed out at 16GB/s, how would that affect other things connected to the chipset like the 2.5G ethernet?
 
rcarlos243 said:
Let's say I did do a 5x Gen4 NVMe drive in RAID 0 and I maxed out at 16GB/s, how would that affect other things connected to the chipset like the 2.5G ethernet?
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You'd get some slow ethernet link, and slightly slower NVMe speeds. The ratio between the two is not written in spec anywhere I think, in cases of saturated bandwidth the chipset just tries to make sure everything works at some kind of speed.
 
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