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I heard of bifurcation in that context, but how is that called in "mainboard spec lingo"? What buzzword should I worry about?
It's a Dell, so I'm safe here.
Somewhere in the bios will be a pcie option, it will look like “4x4x8” or “8x8” or some combination of the like. Most dell workstations and servers have this option that I have run into. If you don’t see this in the bios then you will only be able to run one nvme ssd