You're also going to get a lot more heat from PCIe 4.0 and the X570 chipset than your current system is probably equipped to handle (as evidenced by the number of X570 boards already announced with dedicated fans on the chipset). But the safe bet is not to bank on that before spending hundreds of dollars on a new SSD. If you have a motherboard that already received such a BIOS update, then you may have some success. The reasoning is sound, especially with regards AMD's duty of care to its customers. We wish we could've enabled this backwards, but the risk is too great." When final BIOSes are released for 3rd Gen Ryzen (AGESA 1000+), Gen4 will not be an option anymore. There's no guarantee that older motherboards can reliably run the more stringent signaling requirements of Gen4, and we simply cannot have a mix of 'yes, no, maybe' in the market for all the older motherboards. "Pre-X570 boards will not support PCIe Gen 4. AMD has since come out and said that officially it will not be supporting PCIe 4.0 on pre-X570 motherboards.
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