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yes, it's supported

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So I want to buy the new and amazing HyperX Predator off of newegg, but their m.2 SSD that is in the PCI-e adapter is out of stock. The motherboard is an ASRock x99 Extreme4. I heard that x99 motherboards can support the m.2 SSD's by themselves, but can someone really tell em if this is true before I buy anything?

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