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    Question Samsung xp941 and adapter card

    Someones selling a used XP941 at a really good price, so I thought I'd test the waters on these new PCIe based SSD's.
    My plan is to use this solely for installing large games.

    Just wondered if anyone has experience with these and what PCIe adapter card I should go for as my board does not have M.2 capabilities on it.

    A couple of examples I found:


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    Re: Samsung xp941 and adapter card

    This is quite interesting and useful for anyone just getting into M.2 devices:
    http://www.flexxmemory.co.uk/blog/sa...-notebook-pcs/

    Wishful thinking that by GEN4 they'll have a single interface...

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