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Question about M.2 SSD support

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2014/08/29 19:03:50 (permalink)
I'm going to be picking up an eVGA X99 Micro pretty soon, but I'm having a bit of a hard time from looking at pictures of the motherboard with figuring out which M.2 ssd's will actually fit on the motherboard. If anyone has any links to M.2 ssd's that'll work, please don't hesistate to reply and post them. Thanks in advance.
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    Re: Question about M.2 SSD support 2014/08/29 19:19:57 (permalink)
    Thanks. ^5
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    Re: Question about M.2 SSD support 2014/08/29 20:38:00 (permalink)
    This Samsung XP941 512GB PCIe x4 M.2 is for me best option if someone have money.
    Better than suffer with cables on SATA Express, but it's to expensive for me for now...
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    Re: Question about M.2 SSD support 2014/08/30 10:10:59 (permalink)
    hello
    the M2 with sata 6g not boot on M2 port only work the samsung Xp941 is M2 pcie  , plextor not working  at full range , for all other SSD  M2 is sata and need bios option to enabled M2 sata
    is same in many motherboard's no  have this  option  just enabled disabled M2 port , in Mpcie ( like Z97classified) you have option to change to Mpcie or Msata
    and all ssd  working fine
     

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    Re: Question about M.2 SSD support 2014/08/31 23:00:48 (permalink)
    Actually on the Micro x99, the M.2 is keyed E, which as far as I know has no SSDs available for it. Key E would be for wifi and bluetooth cards mostly. The Classified has one that's key E, and one key M, for which there are M.2 SSDs available. From what I have seen the drives tend to not list the key on sites like Newegg, but you can see it from their images if you know what the keys look like.
    Example (E on top, B on bottom):
     
     
      
    You can see here: http://www.ramcity.com.au/blog/m.2-ngff-ssd-compatibility-list/189 more examples of the different keys as well as a bit more information about M.2.
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    Re: Question about M.2 SSD support 2014/08/31 23:51:47 (permalink)
    and I stand corrected. I thought he was talking about the classy for some reason. I didn't think the micro had m.2 spot.
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