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hello i cant seem to figure what type of m.2 slot  i have in my notebook the crucial site is giving me both sata and pcie types of m.2 and some sites are saying its sata and some saying its pcie

my notebook is asus rog gl552vx-cn013t the 7th gen version of it please help.

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I had an Asus ROG laptop that accepted both SATA and NVMe drives

 

It came with a 128GB SATA drive but I swapped it for a Samsung 970 EVO

 

You had to change a setting in the BIOS to enable it though IIRC

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16 minutes ago, OhZORO said:

hello i cant seem to figure what type of m.2 slot  i have in my notebook the crucial site is giving me both sata and pcie types of m.2 and some sites are saying its sata and some saying its pcie

my notebook is asus rog gl552vx-cn013t the 7th gen version of it please help.

sorry for my bad englishenglish isnt my mother language

 

So according to the Asus website your laptop can come with an M.2 drive. - 128GB SSD (M.2 2280)
- 256GB SSD (M.2 2280)

So if you find a M.2 2280 drive you should be fine. I would hope you could put in a bigger size then what is listed. But laptops are not my main bread an butter. 

Hopefully you get some better information, than what I provide. 

 

But from what I understand, yes most M.2 ( at least the ones that will take NVME, can also take SATA III drives as well) drives will just run at the speed of the drive. And the spec sheet will list what types of M.2 drives your motherboard can handle. ( I believe)

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45 minutes ago, OhZORO said:

crucial site is giving me both sata and pcie types of m.2

MX500? it comes in 2 flavors, SATA and M.2, but it's still is a SATA drive, and not NVME.

I guess you have a mx500 m.2.

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1 hour ago, OhZORO said:

hello i cant seem to figure what type of m.2 slot  i have in my notebook the crucial site is giving me both sata and pcie types of m.2 and some sites are saying its sata and some saying its pcie. my notebook is asus rog gl552vx-cn013t the 7th gen version of it please help.

Go to Task Manager > Performance > Disk 0 > note the name right there and either look it up online to see its specs, or give use the name and we can look it up.

15 minutes ago, SupaKomputa said:

MX500? it comes in 2 flavors, SATA and M.2, but it's still is a SATA drive, and not NVME.

I guess you have a mx500 m.2.

What I think OP is saying is they used Crucial's website which has an upgrade page for a lot of notebooks. That website suggested two types of M.2 drives, one of the SATA variety and one of the PCIE/NVME variety. The MX500 and P1 respectively.

But that's just a guess I did.

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8 minutes ago, minibois said:

What I think OP is saying is they used Crucial's website which has an upgrade page for a lot of notebooks.

Ok, well, for OP, i suggest getting a P1 instead of Mx500.

Or better get a WD SN750 or Samsung 970.

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