Does my motherboard support m.2))

nousiainenyalo · Jun 12, 2018

Hey! I need help with my ssd and before I buy one, i need to check that is my motherboard supporting m.2(ssd's) if my motherboard is HP 2B47??

I would be grateful if you help me

PuperHacker · Jun 12, 2018

No, your motherboard supports key A, not storage m.2.

nousiainenyalo · Jun 12, 2018

Yeah I understand now ofc not m.2 sorry my bad. so I need to buy an adapter where is key A?

PuperHacker · Jun 12, 2018

nousiainenyalo :

No, you cannot have an M.2 storage drive in that system.

USAFRet · Jun 12, 2018

Just get a regular 2.5" SATA III SSD. You won't notice the difference.

nousiainenyalo · Jun 12, 2018

Hey what adapter i need to buy cuse i dont have one?? And i cannot find any with key A pls can you help me this time give me example then im so greatful. You said that my motherboard only supports key A so what adapter I need to buy??

USAFRet · Jun 12, 2018

nousiainenyalo :

There is no adapter that will do what you wish. Your "m.2" port does not speak data storage.
And if there were such an adapter (there isn't), you would not see anything close to the performance of an NVMe drive.

Your motherboard will not work with an NVMe drive.

nousiainenyalo · Jun 12, 2018

USAFRet :

nousiainenyalo :

There is no adapter that will do what you wish. Your "m.2" port

Your motherboard will not work with an NVMe drive.[/quotemsg

nousiainenyalo · Jun 12, 2018

Why and how do you know about that??

USAFRet · Jun 12, 2018

nousiainenyalo :

How do I know?
Because I study this stuff. I read a lot.

An NVMe drive will not work with your motherboard.

What do you use this system for? Unless you are heavily involved in video processing, or 3D work, or very large CAD files....and are routinely transferring those files to and from an NVMe drive....you would see zero difference.
If your motherboard supported it. Which it doesn't.

USAFRet · Jun 12, 2018

Just because a thing exists, does not mean it is useful of applicable to all systems or use cases.

nousiainenyalo · Jun 13, 2018

USAFRet :

nousiainenyalo :

How do I know?
Because I study this stuff. I read a lot.

An NVMe drive will not work with your motherboard.

What do you use this system for? Unless you are heavily involved in video processing, or 3D work, or very large CAD files....and are routinely transferring those files to and from an NVMe drive....you would see zero difference.
If your motherboard supported it. Which it doesn't.

nousiainenyalo · Jun 13, 2018

Oh okay so i need to buy another motherboard where nvme will work right? Damn I wanted to buy an nvme cause its the fastest ssd. But Hey srsly i have this problem: when I bought my pc about 1 year ago I had only two games and the loading times in the game was very fast, and now the loading time isn't. Is it because I have too little space on my SATA III ssd 128gb? Cause I have now much more games about 6-8.

USAFRet · Jun 13, 2018

nousiainenyalo :

You do not "need" an NVMe drive.
Changing the motherboard would entail building a whole new PC.

How much free space is on your current SSD?

nousiainenyalo · Jun 13, 2018

USAFRet :

nousiainenyalo :

You do not "need" an NVMe drive.
Changing the motherboard would entail building a whole new PC.

How much free space is on your current SSD?

nousiainenyalo · Jun 13, 2018

I have 20,4gb free space on my ssd.
Used 97,3gb. I just dont understand why my ssd is slower than when I bought my pc. What i need to do
to make my ssd faster again?

PuperHacker · Jun 13, 2018

nousiainenyalo :

SSDs do slow down over time, but you can run CCleaner, a malware scan. Just ensure that at least 1 quarter is free, which would be about 30gb. Time to uninstall apps you don't use.

nousiainenyalo · Jun 13, 2018

PuperHacker :

nousiainenyalo :

SSDs do slow down over time, but you can run CCleaner, a malware scan. Just ensure that at least 1 quarter is free, which would be about 30gb. Time to uninstall apps you don't use.

nousiainenyalo · Jun 13, 2018

Ok thanks so much! Does it get any faster if I buy an new ssd SATA about 500gb? If I replace it with that 128gb ssd??

PuperHacker · Jun 13, 2018

nousiainenyalo :

You will mostly benefit from its capacity, but it is a worthwile upgrade; I suggest this: https://pcpartpicker.com/product/6yKcCJ/samsung-860-evo-500gb-25-solid-state-drive-mz-76e500bam

nousiainenyalo · Jun 13, 2018

PuperHacker :

nousiainenyalo :

You will mostly benefit from its capacity, but it is a worthwile upgrade; I suggest this: https://pcpartpicker.com/product/6yKcCJ/samsung-860-evo-500gb-25-solid-state-drive-mz-76e500bam

nousiainenyalo · Jun 13, 2018

Puperhacker thanks

The last question: When I buy that 860 evo 500gb ssd, should I replace that new ssd with old 128 gb ssd? and if I need, should I move the games from old ssd to new?

nousiainenyalo · Jun 13, 2018

when I have installed the new ssd to my pc and I want a good loading time to particular game, should I move my game from other drives to this new ssd if I want a good loading time to battlefront or does it matter?

nousiainenyalo · Jun 13, 2018

PuperHacker :

nousiainenyalo :

You will mostly benefit from its capacity, but it is a worthwile upgrade; I suggest this: https://pcpartpicker.com/product/6yKcCJ/samsung-860-evo-500gb-25-solid-state-drive-mz-76e500bam

nousiainenyalo · Jun 13, 2018

Yeah and if i buy samsung 860evo that doesnt change my speed

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