u/Ambient_Vista

I have a dual GPU setup, RTX 5080 as primary (PCIe 5.0 x16 top slot), RX 9060XT 8GB (PCIe 4.0 x4 bottom slot), and I play at 1440p 300 FPS. A long time ago, someone from here had told me a command line to run while playing games to check in real time if my bottom 4.0 x4 slot is being saturated or not. The command line was supposed to return some number, like x,000 Mbps, and reaching that limit meant the bottom slot is being saturated. Could someone give me that command line?

I have 5080 (PCIe 5x16) as primary GPU and 9060xt (PCIe 4x4) as secondary GPU. My monitor is 1440p 300Hz (I don't use HDR, but I might). If I upgrade to a motherboard that will run both GPUs at PCIe 5x8, how much improvement will I see?

I have a gigabyte m27q monitor, and unfortunately DSC cannot be disabled in it, so i am curious to know how much display quality i am losing,, should i buy a better display where DSC can be disabled? thanks.

I have a dual GPU setup, RTX 5080 as primary (PCIe 5.0 x16 top slot), RX 9060XT 8GB (PCIe 4.0 x4 bottom slot). Since the display is connected to a secondary GPU, it means all the performance of the 5080 is going through PCIe 4.0 x4 (since the bottom PCIe slot on my motherboard is 4.0 x4). How much performance am i losing on the 5080 by not running it directly on the PCIe 5.0 x16 slot?

In the LSFG capability chat, in PCIE 5.0 x8, the max framerate of 9060XT at 1440p is 600, while the 5060Ti max framerate is 360. Why such a big difference?

I have a 170 Hz 1440p monitor (Gigabyte M27Q), and I am eyeing a 1440p 300 Hz monitor (MSI MAG-275QPF-X30). I am curious to know if I will see any difference?