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10-20-2023 11:24 AM
This machine (HP Prodesk 600 G4) currently has a B/E keyed Sata device for wifi/bluetooth.
Can I put in that slot the following SATA drive (from amazon) and use it to boot?
https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B09JJYWRDK?smid=AG6COPKGTCMIO&ref_=chk_typ_imgToDp&th=1
SSD SATA M.2 2242 128GB Dogfish Ngff Internal Solid State Drive High Performance Hard Drive Desktop Laptop SATA III 6Gb/s (128GB, M.2 2242)
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10-21-2023 11:20 PM
I think you're confusing the M.2 slots.
- A+E Key is only for stuff like WiFi and Bluetooth.
- B Key is for SATA only SSD's.
- B+M Key is SATA and NVMe SSD's
- M Key is for NVMe only SSD's.
You can't put a B+M Keyed SSD in a A+E Keyed slot and vice versa without some form of slot adapter.
Even then, you can't adapt B Key (sata only) SSD's into a A+E Key slot since it doesn't have a sata controller on the A+E Key slot.
You can adapt a M Key slot (4x PCIe lanes) into a A+E Key slot (1x PCIe lanes) but you will only be only to use NVMe SSD's and it will only use ONE of the PCIe lanes instead of 4 of the lanes.
10-21-2023 11:20 PM
I think you're confusing the M.2 slots.
- A+E Key is only for stuff like WiFi and Bluetooth.
- B Key is for SATA only SSD's.
- B+M Key is SATA and NVMe SSD's
- M Key is for NVMe only SSD's.
You can't put a B+M Keyed SSD in a A+E Keyed slot and vice versa without some form of slot adapter.
Even then, you can't adapt B Key (sata only) SSD's into a A+E Key slot since it doesn't have a sata controller on the A+E Key slot.
You can adapt a M Key slot (4x PCIe lanes) into a A+E Key slot (1x PCIe lanes) but you will only be only to use NVMe SSD's and it will only use ONE of the PCIe lanes instead of 4 of the lanes.