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Those need m.2 B key slots which are not compatible with m.2 M key NVMe disks. This is why I'm not crazy about the m.2 "standard".
by MisterTea 6y ago
Those need m.2 B key slots which are not compatible with m.2 M key NVMe disks. This is why I'm not crazy about the m.2 "standard".
- nicolaslem 6y agoTo be fair the same thing can be said about its predecessor the miniPCIe slot.
- MisterTea 6y agoTrue but that was only really for the msata version. m.2 has about half a dozen keys as of now. Like USB-C it tries to cram too many mutually incompatible electrical interfaces into one plug.