Does it take nvme M. 2 null

TomsAnswer does not answer the question. I can definitively say the ASUS Q535UD-BI7T11 DOES NOT accept the NVMe protocol. It has an M.2 slot of the 2280 form factor, but it is ONLY SATA. I went into the BIOS to check this. See picture. Both Ports are SATA. Hope this helps!

Don't know for sure...but NVMe stands for Non-Volatile Memory Express and is simply a protocol for getting flash memory to operate as an SSD via PCIe. It implies nothing about the form factor. In fact, some 2.5" drives *are* NVMe and operate via a U.2 connection (which can be adapted from an M.2 port via a special M.2 card). Certainly moving forward, the thing that people are going to lust after is the 32Gb/s NVMe connection, be it in M.2 form factor or 2.5" drives with non-SATA connections like U.2.

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TomsAnswer does not answer the question. I can definitively say the ASUS Q535UD-BI7T11 DOES NOT accept the NVMe protocol. It has an M.2 slot of the 2280 form factor, but it is ONLY SATA. I went into the BIOS to check this. See picture. Both Ports are SATA. Hope this helps!
Answered by HonestReviewer 7 years ago
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Don't know for sure...but NVMe stands for Non-Volatile Memory Express and is simply a protocol for getting flash memory to operate as an SSD via PCIe. It implies nothing about the form factor. In fact, some 2.5" drives *are* NVMe and operate via a U.2 connection (which can be adapted from an M.2 port via a special M.2 card). Certainly moving forward, the thing that people are going to lust after is the 32Gb/s NVMe connection, be it in M.2 form factor or 2.5" drives with non-SATA connections like U.2.
Answered by TomsAnswer 7 years ago
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