Which Slot Should You Use?

2 drives are “keyed” at one end so as to prevent the end-user from inserting them in an incompatible socket PCIe NVMe drives are 'M' keyed SATA ones,

Which Slot Should You Use? Two types of PCIe slot on an Asus H81M-K motherboard On the contrary, the L-series among others can only support cards using the PCIe standard in the WWAN

2 drives are “keyed” at one end so as to prevent the end-user from inserting them in an incompatible socket PCIe NVMe drives are 'M' keyed SATA ones,

m2_1 slot This is because almost all modern motherboards come with 2 to 3 SSD slots And if you are going with a high-end motherboard, it can even offer 4 to 5

Ready for higher capacity and even faster Type 2280 NVMe SSD to fulfill the need of performance Hyper socket that supports PCIe Gen4 x4 while

m24 slot 2 PCIe drive is only compatible with the slot on the motherboard The slot supports different cards However, the SATA SSDs can use both

slot usually also has the highest PCIe version If you have a PCIe SSD, you want