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How many m.2 NVME slots present in Asus ROG Strix- E gaming motherboard have

Chiranjeet Bhattacharya
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Check the specs and manual?

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I'm guessing two, because you didn't specify a chipset. There are B450, B550, X470 and X570 boards called ROG Strix E Gaming.

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1 hour ago, aDoomGuy said:

I'm guessing two, because you didn't specify a chipset. There are B450, B550, X470 and X570 boards called ROG Strix E Gaming.

Z390

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1 hour ago, Chiranjeet Bhattacharya said:

Z390 Asus ROG Strix - E Gaming 

Two M.2 sockets. 1 support both NVMe and SATA the other support only NVMe.

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45 minutes ago, aDoomGuy said:

Two M.2 sockets. 1 support both NVMe and SATA the other support only NVMe.

But SATA has B and M keys and NVME has one M key as much I know so are you confirm that both slots support NVME 

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1 hour ago, Chiranjeet Bhattacharya said:

But SATA has B and M keys and NVME has one M key as much I know so are you confirm that both slots support NVME 

It is common. I have the same on my B450-F Gaming. M.2_1 support both SATA and NVMe while M.2_2 support NVMe only.

EDIT: Beware. Some SATA ports may get disabled if you use M.2 drive. I don't know if this counts for Z390. Consult your manual on this.

 

Product page says so: ASUS ROG STRIX Z390-E GAMING | Gaming Motherboard | ASUS USA

 

Go there and scroll down to motherboard layout you will see this:

 

2 x M.2 Socket 3

‧ 1 x Type 2242-2280, supports SATA & PCIe 3.0 x4 modes
‧ 1 x Type 2242-22110, supports PCIe 3.0 x4 mode

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