The leap from PCIe Gen4 to Gen5 doubled the data rate from 16GT/s to 32GT/s, and is capable of delivering up to 64GB/s of real-world transfer bandwidth, this transition has introduced a critical engineering problem: signal integrity. When data travels over an external cable—no matter how high-quality—the high-speed Gen5 signal quickly degrades due to attenuation and jitter. For the host system to correctly read the data, this signal must be clean. The Retimer Difference: Acti

The PCIe Gen5 era has fundamentally changed the power requirements for high-performance computing. While many external enclosures rely on standard power supplies that deliver between 400 and 850W, this range of capacity is no longer sufficient for today's flagship GPUs and accelerator cards. For mission-critical AI training, simulations and other HPC workflows, the only way to ensure unconstrained performance is with the dedicated 1300W PSU support  found in the RocketStor 86

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