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Not in the far future I´d like to add my computer a SSD with atleast 256GB of capacity.
So i started thinking why do i have to use SATA III(6Gb/s) if my motherboard supports all those new generation fancy things like sata express and so on. So i found out my motherboard has M.2 PCIe connector and SATA express. Which interface should I use for maximum speed and features for my SSD? Or is there any more solutions? Or maybe I should stay with SATA III and not mess with these things? Maybe you could tell me the difference of those connectors.
I know a lot about computers and I have my own custom built PC but those storage connectors have always been mystery for me(expect SATA of course).
I apologize if my english is bad but I hope you understand.
So i started thinking why do i have to use SATA III(6Gb/s) if my motherboard supports all those new generation fancy things like sata express and so on. So i found out my motherboard has M.2 PCIe connector and SATA express. Which interface should I use for maximum speed and features for my SSD? Or is there any more solutions? Or maybe I should stay with SATA III and not mess with these things? Maybe you could tell me the difference of those connectors.
I know a lot about computers and I have my own custom built PC but those storage connectors have always been mystery for me(expect SATA of course).I apologize if my english is bad but I hope you understand.
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