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EVGA 141-HW-E877 Motherboard, con I boot them from an M2.SSD with adapter ?

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2018/05/16 02:02:00 (permalink)
I have an EVGA  141-HW-E877 Motherboard, con I boot them from an M2.SSD with adapter ?
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    Re: EVGA 141-HW-E877 Motherboard, con I boot them from an M2.SSD with adapter ? 2018/05/16 02:14:34 (permalink)
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    I have an EVGA  141-HW-E877 Motherboard, con I boot them from an M2.SSD with adapter ?


    So long as the BIOs can see the drive then you can boot from it. Or, if it cannot be seen then during Windows setup you'll need to format the drive or choose NEW. 
     
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    EVGA 141-HW-E877 Motherboard, con I boot them from an M2.SSD with adapter ? 2018/05/16 07:49:19 (permalink)
    Splitting your question from EVGA Z270 Series, to your own thread, your MB is a Z87 chipset

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    Re: EVGA 141-HW-E877 Motherboard, con I boot them from an M2.SSD with adapter ? 2018/05/16 07:57:46 (permalink)
    Moved to [EVGA Motherboards] » EVGA Intel 5/6/7/8/9 Series
     
    the correct area for your EVGA 141-HW-E877 Motherboard Z87
     
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    Re: EVGA 141-HW-E877 Motherboard, con I boot them from an M2.SSD with adapter ? 2018/05/18 23:06:05 (permalink)
    The answer is maybe, if it is a sata based m.2 and you use sata m.2 adapter then yes, bios will see it as just another sata drive. If it's a pcie card then maybe, if the bios sees it and you can add it to the boot list then probably so, nvme drives seem to be more trouble than sata based ones, but if your getting a sata based one then save some money and get a regular sata ssd

                                   
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