Intel’s x520 and 540 or Mellanix MNPA19 were 8-line PCIe 2.0, which is 500 MB/s per line i.e. 4 GB/s.
x550 is 4-line PCIe 3.0 or 1 GB/s per line i.e. 4 GB/s.
Both are 2x wider (or 4x wider?) than the number of lines necessary to pass 10 Gbit.
Why is this necessary?
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