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There's plenty of room for an M.2 module, especially on the backside of the board which is how they're traditionally mounted on desktop ITX boards. https://i.i
by cptskippy 8y ago
There's plenty of room for an M.2 module, especially on the backside of the board which is how they're traditionally mounted on desktop ITX boards.
https://i.imgur.com/dW0ynV7.png https://i.imgur.com/dW0ynV7.png
They can also be mounted at an angle just like those SO-DIMM slots.
The M.2 standard even supports 12mm, 16mm, and 30mm width modules in addition to the 22mm that seems to have become the norm. Apple could still be a dick by using a 12mm or 16mm card while still supporting the standard.
- blattimwind 8y ago> They can also be mounted at an angle just like those SO-DIMM slots. Stand-off M.2 sockets are a standard part, because a number of mainboards put components under the M.2 slot.