Is the Solid State Drive PCIe or eSATA? null

The SSD is a PM951 with est 1000mb/sec read and 700mb/sec write. It's roughly two to three times faster than traditional SATA SSD's. There is in fact an M.2 pci-e port in this laptop that can support the new SM951 SSD which is blazing by offering performance of over 2000mb/sec read and 1550mb/sec write! Swap the current SSD out for this and get nearly 5 times the performance of traditional SSD's. Incredible laptop.

NVme PCIE - NVME is the new 4 lane high speed version of Sata. Traditional Sata is only 2 channel / 2 lane. NVME drives are in theory twice as fast.

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Dell - XPS 15.6" 4K Ultra HD Touch-Screen Laptop - Intel Core i7 - 16GB Memory - 1TB Solid State Drive - Silver-Front_Standard

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The SSD is a PM951 with est 1000mb/sec read and 700mb/sec write. It's roughly two to three times faster than traditional SATA SSD's. There is in fact an M.2 pci-e port in this laptop that can support the new SM951 SSD which is blazing by offering performance of over 2000mb/sec read and 1550mb/sec write! Swap the current SSD out for this and get nearly 5 times the performance of traditional SSD's. Incredible laptop.
Answered by MichaelB 10 years ago
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NVme PCIE - NVME is the new 4 lane high speed version of Sata. Traditional Sata is only 2 channel / 2 lane. NVME drives are in theory twice as fast.
Answered by funnbobby 10 years ago
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NVMe PM951 PCIe AHCI Samsung
Answered by happy 9 years ago
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PCIe
Answered by viper5 9 years ago
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It come with SSD NVMe PM951
Answered by FrequentTraveller2013 10 years ago
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pcie m.2
Answered by RyanV78665 10 years ago
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PCIe
Answered by Tamale 10 years ago
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PCIe
Answered by rap3 10 years ago
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PCIe per Dells website.
Answered by smb87 10 years ago
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the SSD is SATA
Answered by Pem3108 10 years ago
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