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Will this build support m.2?

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Your board has two M.2 2280 slots. If you go with the 10th gen processor, only one will work. If you get an i5-11400 or 11400F instead, both M.2 slots will work.

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It's not really clear where your question is coming from. Your board has two M.2 slots, clearly indicated in all specs. 

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Yes, the board has an M.2 Slot. You can check this information within the product page on PCPP for the board.

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Also can look for this on the board

 

 

 

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M.2 is just the form factor, M.2 SSD's can still be SATA

 

 

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Your board has two M.2 2280 slots. If you go with the 10th gen processor, only one will work. If you get an i5-11400 or 11400F instead, both M.2 slots will work.

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