Question 1

What is the main difference between M.2 and SSD?

Accepted Answer

2 is a form factor, while SSD is a storage technology.

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2 is faster than SSD.

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2 is a storage technology, while SSD is a form factor.

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2 and SSD are the same thing.

Question 2

What does the NVMe protocol do?

Accepted Answer

It allows for faster communication between the storage device and the computer.

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It is a type of graphic card.

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It is a type of storage technology.

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It allows for faster internet speeds.

Question 3

What does the M.2 form factor look like?

Accepted Answer

It is a small rectangular circuit board.

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It is a large rectangular circuit board.

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It is a circular circuit board.

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It is a triangular circuit board.

Question 4

What type of connection does M.2 use?

Accepted Answer

PCIe.

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USB.

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SATA.

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Ethernet.

Question 5

What is the maximum speed of an M.2 NVMe drive?

Accepted Answer

Around 3.5 GB/s.

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Around 100 MB/s.

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Around 1 GB/s.

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Around 10 GB/s.

Question 6

What is the main advantage of using M.2 NVMe over a regular SATA SSD?

Accepted Answer

2 NVMe is faster.

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2 NVMe is more reliable.

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2 NVMe has more storage capacity.

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2 NVMe is cheaper.

Question 7

What is the main advantage of using a regular SATA SSD over M.2 NVMe?

Accepted Answer

It is usually cheaper.

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It has more storage capacity.

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It is usually more reliable.

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It is usually faster.

Question 8

What is the maximum storage capacity of an M.2 NVMe drive?

Accepted Answer

Several terabytes.

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Around 100 megabytes.

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A few gigabytes.

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Around 1 terabyte.

Question 9

Can an M.2 NVMe drive be used as a boot drive?

Accepted Answer

Yes.

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No.

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Only if it is installed in a specific way.

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Only on certain types of computers.

Question 10

Is M.2 NVMe better than SATA SSD in every way?

Accepted Answer

No, it depends on the specific use case and needs of the user.

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It depends on the brand of the drive.

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No, SATA SSD is always better.

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Yes, always.

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