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PCIe 6.0’s thermal throttling plans could slam brakes on performance
Image: Dan74 / Shutterstock.com Most enthusiasts know that a PC’s CPU will throttle down to prevent overheating. GPUs and even most PCIe 50. SSDs ship with huge heat sinks and blowers. But the latest casualty of thermal throttling might be the PCI Express bus itself — which is being programmed to reduce the link speed