It is running at PCIe 2.0 because that is all your motherboard supports. Some graphics cards lower their PCIe connectivity when idle to reduce power usage. So sitting at the desktop it will show a x4 interface.
It is running at PCIe 2.0 because that is all your motherboard supports. Some graphics cards lower their PCIe connectivity when idle to reduce power usage. So sitting at the desktop it will show a x4 interface.
It is running at PCIe 2.0 because that is all your motherboard supports. Some graphics cards lower their PCIe connectivity when idle to reduce power usage. So sitting at the desktop it will show a x4 interface.
its fixed i tried unplugging and plugging it again now its showing x16 btw thanks