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Karones
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If you're talking about SATA SSDs, they should all work,

if you're talking about mSATA SSDs, it should work if you have a mSATA slot

If you're talking about m.2 SSDs, look at what protocol it is using (AHCI/SATA or PCIe/NVMe), and what is on your motherboard, and maybe also the key.

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It might be me being paranoid or just too cautious, but the list of compatible storage modules(the specific models of an ssd) that comes with the manual/is available at the motherboard site only means those models were tested and work properly, doesn't mean that models that aren't in the list will not work at all, right?

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1 minute ago, Karones said:

doesn't mean that models that aren't in the list will not work at all, right?

Correct.

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If you're talking about SATA SSDs, they should all work,

if you're talking about mSATA SSDs, it should work if you have a mSATA slot

If you're talking about m.2 SSDs, look at what protocol it is using (AHCI/SATA or PCIe/NVMe), and what is on your motherboard, and maybe also the key.

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