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I think the topic name says everything :)

I know if we use M.2 we can't connect an other drive to an Sata express.

So two (consumers) questions:

- User with one drive should go with an M.2 or (SSD) Sata Express?

- User with two drives should go to an HDD with SSD or M.2?

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There's no SATA Express drives out yet so that narrows it down for you. :P

Haha yeah I ment Sata Express connections :P

Are there any SSD that can use the speed for Sata Express? :o

Main Rig:
Mainboard: MSI Z270 Tomahawk Arctic | CPU: Intel Core i7 (7700k) @5GHz| RAM: Crutical Ballistix Sport LT (32GB) | GPU: Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 | Storage: SanDisk Ultra II (1TB) & Samsung 950 Pro (512GB) | PSU: Corsair RM550i | Case: Thermaltake Urban S31 (Snow)

 

Work Rig:
Mainboard: MSI H170A PC Mate | CPU: Intel Core i3 (6100T) @3.3GHz| RAM: Kingston HyperX 32GB | GPU: Intel HD Graphics 530 | Storage: Samsung 850 Pro (256GB) | PSU: Corsair RM650i | Case: Thermaltake Urban S31

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