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expiredPennyFound | Staff posted Apr 04, 2024 07:55 AM
4TB WD BLACK AN1500 Gen3 PCIe NVMe Internal Gaming Solid State Drive Add-In-Card
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For laptops You need m.2 nvme SSDs.
The difference is m.2 drives look like small sticks of gum, this is a full sized add-in card.
Pcie protocol exist on both desktop and laptops (so it's commonly confused), but the socket sizes are different. As a side note most modern desktop motherboards typically have multiple full size pcie e sockets and a few m.2 sockets, so you can add many SSD drives and pcie add in cards (that can do whatever you want)
I should also note, you can't open this up and pull out an m.2 socket drive from the case. This is full size pcie socket format only and it's part of the pcie board itself.
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I guess if you buy a few of them they can look cool RGB-ing out your PCIE slots?
For laptops You need m.2 nvme SSDs.
The difference is m.2 drives look like small sticks of gum, this is a full sized add-in card.
Pcie protocol exist on both desktop and laptops (so it's commonly confused), but the socket sizes are different. As a side note most modern desktop motherboards typically have multiple full size pcie e sockets and a few m.2 sockets, so you can add many SSD drives and pcie add in cards (that can do whatever you want)
I should also note, you can't open this up and pull out an m.2 socket drive from the case. This is full size pcie socket format only and it's part of the pcie board itself.
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Yeah. Amazon.com : x4 Lane to M.2 NGFF M-Key SSD Nvme AHCI PCI Express Adapter Card [amazon.com]
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I guess if you buy a few of them they can look cool RGB-ing out your PCIE slots?
there's a bunch of them out there -- just have a look!
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