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Boot from PCIe Drive

davidst99
By davidst99
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Of course, just set it up during Windows installation, then set it as priority in the boot order list in the UEFI.

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i dont know for sure, but im guessing that all motherboards allow that

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Of course, just set it up during Windows installation, then set it as priority in the boot order list in the UEFI.

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