If the motherboard supports all NVMe drives, it will just be limited to the speed of 3.0.
Orlux
Thank you for your previous response, how can I know if the motherboard supports all NVMe drives?
Orlux
Thank you for your previous response, how can I know if the motherboard supports all NVMe?
Anonymous user
Hard to say, it’s like RAM; it’s better to use those listed as compatible by the manufacturer. You can certainly use others that aren’t referenced, and it works very well too, but there’s no such thing as zero risk.
epango
M.2 NVMe SSDs use a PCIe bus. It can be of the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th generation. It will always be compatible. It's just the maximum throughput that might not be reached.
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