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    nvme ssd benefits? or stick with m.2

    what are the clear benefits of having nvme ssd? or is it not worth the upgrade

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    Re: nvme ssd benefits? or stick with m.2

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    what are the clear benefits of having nvme ssd? or is it not worth the upgrade
    What additional benefit do you think the upgrade would give you and why?
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    Re: nvme ssd benefits? or stick with m.2

    ive heard the nvme is much quicker than sata.. asking incase anyone has experienced this

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    Re: nvme ssd benefits? or stick with m.2

    m.2 is (just) the form factor. nVME is a bus interface, like SATA.

    m.2 SSDs come in nVME and SATA flavours. The SATA flavour is restricted to the bandwidth of SATA III (6Gbp/s). nVME plugs directly into the PCIe bus and is not so restricted. In real World use I have seen nVME perform around 2x the speed of SATA III.

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    Re: nvme ssd benefits? or stick with m.2

    Quote Originally Posted by matts-uk View Post
    m.2 is (just) the form factor. nVME is a bus interface, like SATA.

    m.2 SSDs come in nVME and SATA flavours. The SATA flavour is restricted to the bandwidth of SATA III (6Gbp/s). nVME plugs directly into the PCIe bus and is not so restricted. In real World use I have seen nVME perform around 2x the speed of SATA III.

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    Re: nvme ssd benefits? or stick with m.2

    Look at the performance of NVMe SSDs. 1000Mb/s vs 500Mb/s. Definitely worth paying extra for

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