On that motherboard, and for that use...you'll not see any difference.I'll use it for gaming. My hdd does not work anymore so i wanted to buy an SSD to store my games. At the moment, i have one 250 gb SSD for W10 and apps but i wanted another for games. I chose an NVME SSD because it's slightly more expensive than SATA SSD but don't need to buy an adapter. Plus I saw on internet that NVME SSDs were much faster than SATA ones so that's the main reason i wanted to buy it. But if a regular SATA SSD has almost the same speed has an NVME SSD because of my motherboard, i think it would be better to buy a regular one from what I understood.
It will work.I want to buy the Crucial P5 NVME SSD for my PC but i don't know if my motherboard is compatible with. I looked at my motherboard's specs and it says that it has gen 2x2 PCIe but i don't really know what it means.
On that motherboard, and for that use...you'll not see any difference.I'll use it for gaming. My hdd does not work anymore so i wanted to buy an SSD to store my games. At the moment, i have one 250 gb SSD for W10 and apps but i wanted another for games. I chose an NVME SSD because it's slightly more expensive than SATA SSD but don't need to buy an adapter. Plus I saw on internet that NVME SSDs were much faster than SATA ones so that's the main reason i wanted to buy it. But if a regular SATA SSD has almost the same speed has an NVME SSD because of my motherboard, i think it would be better to buy a regular one from what I understood.