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SSD Compatibility Guide
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- Physical Interfaces
- SATA drives connect through 2.5/3.5-inch ports on desktop motherboards
- M.2 SSDs connect directly to motherboard slots, supporting SATA or NVMe
- PCIe slots enable high-performance SSDs with specific generations
- mSATA drives are smaller and found in laptops and some desktops
- Protocols and Firmware
- SATA drives use 6 Gb/s speeds, compatible with SATA ports
- NVMe drives reach speeds up to 5,000 Mb/s via PCIe lanes
- BIOS supports up to 2TB storage, newer UEFI supports larger sizes
- Firmware updates may improve SSD performance, especially for NVMe
- Cables and Software
- SATA drives require power and data cables
- NVMe drives usually don't need additional cables
- Manufacturer software helps with drive cloning and firmware updates
- Operating system updates may be necessary for SSD compatibility
- Testing Tools
- PCPartPicker.com helps check compatibility between parts
- Manual inspection of specifications is most reliable method
- Special tools can't replace manual checking of specifications