How to know if an SSD is compatible with your motherboard

SSDs come in various sizes and shapes, but the most common types of slots are M key and B+M key While both

2 slot relies on PCIe and a more advanced interface If it's used on the PCIe motherboard interface, the Ultra M2 SSD can even support

mega369 slot 2 drives are “keyed” at one end so as to prevent the end-user from inserting them in an incompatible socket PCIe NVMe drives are 'M' keyed SATA ones,

mad hatters slot 2 drives, which use different 'keys' Even if your motherboard has an slot, its compatibility with your new drive will depend on whether