SSD compatibility
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Solved by dizmo,
6 minutes ago, HadesLV said:Hmm, so say for gaming purposes, there would be a negligible performance difference between a sata SSD and a m.2 SSD?
m.2 is a form factor. I'd get a SATA m.2 drive as it saves on a lot of cabling.
But yes, to answer your question you do need to purchase an additional component to use an NVMe drive with that motherboard.
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