Does anyone know if it's possible in the UEFI BIOS settings for an Aurora R7 to change PCIe settings, such as the version? I have an Intel Wigig card that's sitting in the fourth PCIe slot (X16) that I'd like to force to operate in PCIe version 3 (rather than 2.0 now). Seems like a common motherboard option, but I can't find it in the interface if it exists.
If its not possible the BIOS, could you point me toward a way that I could force the version in Win10?
Does anyone know if it's possible in the UEFI BIOS settings for an Aurora R7 to change PCIe settings, such as the version? I have an Intel Wigig card that's sitting in the fourth PCIe slot (X16) that I'd like to force to operate in PCIe version 3 (rather than 2.0 now). Seems like a common motherboard option, but I can't find it in the interface if it exists.
If its not possible the BIOS, could you point me toward a way that I could force the version in Win10?
Thanks for reading, Jeff
Aurora R7, i7, GeForce 1080ti (slot 1)
AFAIK,
You can't change a slot's PCIe version (or speed / lanes).
x16 slots = PCIe v3.0 - x8 electrically (only)
x1 slots = PCIe v3.0 - x1 electrically
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I am trying to use ThunderBolt 4 card on R7 for external GPU, Thunderbolt soft said that "Turn on PCIe tunneling in BIOS to use external GPU". I cannot find how to setting in BIOS.
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AFAIK,
You can't change a slot's PCIe version (or speed / lanes).
x16 slots = PCIe v3.0 - x8 electrically (only)
x1 slots = PCIe v3.0 - x1 electrically
Dell Rockstar
Microsoft Windows and Apple iOS Developer (Retired)
- Like many of you, I can appreciate a good game-engine.
- I answer questions here, but I'm not a Dell employee.
- Consider giving posts you like a "thumbs-up"
- Posting models-numbers and software versions speeds trouble-shooting.
- Click "Mark as Accepted Answer" on any post that answers your question best.