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Can i put m.2 ssd in this motherboard? - :

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M.2 first appeared on LGA 1150 platform which is the successor of LGA1155 this board has.

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so there is PCIe 1x slot like thisfujitsu-d2990-a11-gs3-intel-h61-mainboard-micro-atx-sockel-1155-304475_1.jpg.d6ea67ecb1b27a571b89464ed8468cde.jpgblack one up those to small ones. can i put m.2 there? or is it just for wifi/bl..

 

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so there is PCIe 1x slot like thisfujitsu-d2990-a11-gs3-intel-h61-mainboard-micro-atx-sockel-1155-304475_1.jpg.d6ea67ecb1b27a571b89464ed8468cde.jpgblack one up those to small ones. can i put m.2 there? or is it just for wifi/bl..

 

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1 minute ago, Lukass said:

so there is PCIe 1x slot like thisblack one up those to small ones. can i put m.2 there? or is it just for wifi/bl..

Those are PCIe slots, for PCIe cards. Not for M.2 drives.

PCIe cards could be WiFi/Bluetooth cards, but also SATA, USB, network (wired), etc. cards.

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1 minute ago, Lukass said:

is there a place in this motherboard where i can put m.2?

 

there is no m.2 slot?

 

What is your goal? To add wifi or a drive? 

 

If you want wifi, just get a pcie wifi adapter.

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1 minute ago, Lukass said:

is there a place in this motherboard where i can put m.2?

Not by itself.

There are adapters to go from PCIe or SATA to M.2, but I wouldn't do that. Just get a normal SSD at that point.

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2 minutes ago, minibois said:

Those are PCIe slots, for PCIe cards. Not for M.2 drives.

PCIe cards could be WiFi/Bluetooth cards, but also SATA, USB, network (wired), etc. cards.

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1 minute ago, Lukass said:

is there a place in this motherboard where i can put m.2?

 

Nope the mobo is too old you really should think of an upgrade

 

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Can you provide a model name

Either @piratemonkey or quote me when responding to me. I won't see otherwise

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3 minutes ago, Kanna said:

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Nope the mobo is too old you really should think of an upgrade

Why did you quote my post?

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21 minutes ago, Lukass said:

Can i put m.2 ssd in this motherboard? - :

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No, that motherboard does not have an m.2 slot, nor will it support booting from an m.2 drive even if you managed to find a compatible PCIe to m.2 adapter card. The board was manufactured well before m.2 drives were commonplace, so you'll want to think about upgrading if you have an m.2 drive you want to use.

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3 minutes ago, minibois said:

Why did you quote my post?

The guy didn't quote you, so I just assumed you maybe didn't see but you must have had the page left open

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