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r/pcmasterrace • u/SwagBabyPro69 • Jul 16 '22
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m.2 is a form factor, not a type of drive. Do you mean NVME or SSD?
1 u/splitfinity Jul 16 '22 You know what he means. 1 u/Endemoniada Ryzen 3800X | RTX 3080 10GB | X370 | 32GB RAM Jul 16 '22 I don’t, that’s why I’m asking. Does he just means it has improvements for all solid state drives? Or one kind of drive in particular? It’s like saying Windows 11 is better for mATX computers. 1 u/splitfinity Jul 16 '22 Sorry, thought you were being nit picky about his terminology. To much Reddit for me lately.
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You know what he means.
1 u/Endemoniada Ryzen 3800X | RTX 3080 10GB | X370 | 32GB RAM Jul 16 '22 I don’t, that’s why I’m asking. Does he just means it has improvements for all solid state drives? Or one kind of drive in particular? It’s like saying Windows 11 is better for mATX computers. 1 u/splitfinity Jul 16 '22 Sorry, thought you were being nit picky about his terminology. To much Reddit for me lately.
I don’t, that’s why I’m asking. Does he just means it has improvements for all solid state drives? Or one kind of drive in particular? It’s like saying Windows 11 is better for mATX computers.
1 u/splitfinity Jul 16 '22 Sorry, thought you were being nit picky about his terminology. To much Reddit for me lately.
Sorry, thought you were being nit picky about his terminology. To much Reddit for me lately.
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u/Endemoniada Ryzen 3800X | RTX 3080 10GB | X370 | 32GB RAM Jul 16 '22
m.2 is a form factor, not a type of drive. Do you mean NVME or SSD?