“What happens if I try to add a larger ssd than 2TB to a NVME slot. Like a 4 tb/8tb”

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• Confirming what Asus said is accurate. I have a 4TB installed and it randomly does not detect the drive. Not a dealbreaker, but annoying since it is my primary disk I've moved from PC to PC.

  Answered by Matt 4 months ago

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• It should take any modern gen 4 or 5 SSD in the default slot, I pushed the default ssd into the spare slot and installed a 9100 pro into the default slot reads almost full speed, write is a little slower than manufactuter speeds

  Answered by KoraL 9 months ago

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• The ASUS G614PR supports up to 2TB per NVMe slot, as tested and officially recommended by ASUS. While larger capacities may be compatible, they are not officially supported, and performance or recognition issues may occur.

  Answered by ASUS Answers 9 months ago

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