How to Identify PCIe Speed for a Device on Win10

I've recently updated BIOS to 1302 because GPU was running at x8 in the PCIEX16_1 slot After update BIOS, GPU-Z and CPU-Z all still show that it runs PCI-E

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I've recently updated BIOS to 1302 because GPU was running at x8 in the PCIEX16_1 slot After update BIOS, GPU-Z and CPU-Z all still show that it runs PCI-E

pcie 4 card in pcie 3 slot Yeah i insert 3060 in PCIe x16 slot, clothest to Core slot But its Gen 2 or Gen 1 will not work Needs to be Gen 3 Click to

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Question For X9DRX+-F, in the BIOS setup under North Bridge -> CPU 1 slot for PCI-E, the options are Gen1, Gen2, and Gen 3