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You have to find a motherboard that accepts the CPU. PCIe version 3.0 is part of the feature set of a motherboard.
That is generally the way it works.
Start with the CPU of your choice and then find a motherboard that has the same socket type and accepts the particular CPU. Choose a mobo that has the feature set that you want. Once you have decided on a candidate mobo, you have to look at the user manual for it. The manufacturer will have a list of memory modules that work with it. I usually choose a ASUS R.O.G. board or a GigaByte board.
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