[SOLVED] Does this nvme ssd fit on this motherboard?

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This motherboard appears to have a built in heat sync and so does the ssd so i was wondering would the ssd still be able to be installed somewhere on the motherboard?

Motherboard: https://www.alternate.be/GIGABYTE/Z...)-socket-1700-moederbord/html/product/1788091
SSD: https://www.alternate.be/AORUS/Gen4-7000s-SSD-1-TB-SSD/html/product/1727378
Yes it would work but you will have to choose between drive's heat sink (not sync, that's short for synchronize ) and the one on the MB but for that you would need to remove the one that comes with SSD.

Ralston18

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I would like to help but the links are not in English and I am not sure about how well I can work through translations and specific details thereafter.

Is is possible for you to provide English language links to the cited products?

For the most part I would expect that the NVMe SSD would fit on the motherboard per current standards.

However details matter so a closer look is needed.

I can however, at this time, suggest that you take a look at the product specs for both the NVMe and the motherboard.

Especially the applicable User Guides/Manuals and/or installation instructions in whatever language you prefer.

By doing so you can work things out and either determine that there is, indeed a fit, or raise specific questions about any additional concerns.
 
This motherboard appears to have a built in heat sync and so does the ssd so i was wondering would the ssd still be able to be installed somewhere on the motherboard?

Motherboard: https://www.alternate.be/GIGABYTE/Z...)-socket-1700-moederbord/html/product/1788091
SSD: https://www.alternate.be/AORUS/Gen4-7000s-SSD-1-TB-SSD/html/product/1727378
Yes it would work but you will have to choose between drive's heat sink (not sync, that's short for synchronize ) and the one on the MB but for that you would need to remove the one that comes with SSD.
 
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Yes it would work but you will have to choose between drive's heat sink (not sync, that's short for synchronize ) and the one on the MB but for that you would need to remove the one that comes with SSD.

He is correct, I would advise to remove the one on the SSD as the motherboard plate has much more surface area.