“Is the 240gb Solid State Drive a NVMe PCIe SSD? I see some models have 256GB NVMe PCIe SSD while others have 240GB Solid State Drive what is the differences in the two?”

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• In simple terms the NVMe is pretty much a drive that connects straight into the motherboard same as your PCI wifi adapter or a graphics card would. Where regular solid state drives use a power cable and a SATA/IDE connector for data transfer. In my opinion, the benefits are very insignificant for an average user

  Answered by Ramphex 8 years ago

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• The SSD installed in this model is the comon Sata SSD. The largest difference between the two are that one uses the PCIe slot to connect to the PC while the other uses a sata port. Other differences may include performance. If you have any more questions please feel free to get in touch with our support agents; we're always happy to help. Tech support: (888)937-5582 - Cyber_Tech2

  Answered by CyberPowerPC Brand Expert 8 years ago

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