M vs : What's the Difference?

This is why they are also referred to as NVMe SSDs To be able to boot from an SSD, the computer requires an NVMe driver in the BIOS This

If I'm honest, rarely is it truly going to matter much If you had all the drive slots filled, and were constantly transfering data between

nvme slot The obvious difference between the two SSDs is their pin layouts The upper SSD in the picture uses B+M key, while the

nvme pcie slot 2 standard contains variants with up to four PCIe lanes, one SATA 6 Gbs and or one USB port So it is possible to connect PCIe as well as SATA SSDs