[mquinteros.g]

octagon wrote:    Bought 2 piece 16gb optane for $20 . Don't know what to do now , because I don't have a mobo with M.2 . Not sure if using a Pcie to m.2 works for it or not.

[tbnw01]

RuLeZ123 wrote: Hi all, I came across the following website about optane memory. http:

[mvmiguel15]

I'm curious what your rig specs. Afaik, Optane is only supported with Intel 7th Gen Kaby Lake onward with compatible 200-series mobo (or 300 series with 8th Gen). Will adding Optane to anything older works actually? Sent from OnePlus ONEPLUS A3003 using GAGT

[doctorkurochka]

singupingu wrote: I'm curious what your rig specs. Afaik, Optane is only supported with Intel 7th Gen Kaby Lake onward with compatible 200-series mobo (or 300 series with 8th Gen). Will adding Optane to anything older works actually? Sent from OnePlus ONEPLUS A3003 using GAGT I doubt so. Intel always enforce some restriction to segregate their products, and force you to pay more for the added features. I recall back then when they first introduce the concept of caching to SSDs, they limit it only to the Core i Series and only for the Z series motherboards. The likes of Pentium, Celerons, and older processors

[spikeball17]

singupingu wrote: I'm curious what your rig specs. Afaik, Optane is only supported with Intel 7th Gen Kaby Lake onward with compatible 200-series mobo (or 300 series with 8th Gen). Will adding Optane to anything older works actually? Sent from OnePlus ONEPLUS A3003 using GAGT Should be ok. Currently using Z370 AORUS Gaming 5 with 8700k