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[02:45 pm]
dumbducky -- If I'm reading this right M2 keys are either 5 or 6 pins wide but mine looks like maybe 8? Wtf? http://www.supertalent.com/datasheets/6_100485.pdf[02:32 pm]
NudeRaider -- dumbduckydumbducky shouted: I think I got the MSI Z170 that Roy posted
was about to say that. dumbduckydumbducky shouted: Oh shit it's got an M.2 slot and I have a ran M.2 SSD, not sure if the keys match
they always match 
[02:31 pm]
dumbducky -- Oh shit it's got an M.2 slot and I have a ran M.2 SSD, not sure if the keys match[2025-6-23. : 10:56 pm]
Ultraviolet -- Also as Nude pointed out, it's incredibly cheap to add one even if you don't already have it. Doesn't seem like there's a good reason to go with an old style SATA SSD these days.[2025-6-23. : 10:52 pm]
Ultraviolet -- dumbduckydumbducky shouted: "almost ten years old"
5+5 also = 10. Are you sure your mobo doesn't have the m.2 port for an NVMe drive? My previous mobo which would be about 10 years old at this point had one[2025-6-23. : 10:43 pm]
NudeRaider -- NudeRaiderNudeRaider shouted: dumbducky There's always a risk, sure, but I wouldn't actually expect it unless you ran a server on it or something. They are way more durable than HDDs.
my Samsung 830 from 13 years ago is still working, though not being used much anymore, admittedly.
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