m.2 SSD gets very hot on laptop

[h.223]

I have installed an Samsung 970 EVO- 250GB on a ASUS X510UQR laptop.
There is an empty m.2 slot on laptop. And it is same as the SSD. But after inserting SSD, It gets very very hot in few seconds.

Questions:
1. Do we have SATA m.2 and NVMe m.2 SSD in a same interface? If yes, how can I recognize which controller my laptop has when the interfaces are same?
2. Could temperature affect on SSD? I have tested it 2-3 times and each time 5-6 seconds.

Interface images:
http://take.ms/up2eu
http://take.ms/9vKXV

 

[ebosss03]

How hot does it get?

 

[h.223]

You can't touch it for 2 seconds. And the label on front side became soft somehow. And I checked it in bios and windows, They can't detect the SSD.

 

[ebosss03]

Well maximum temp when it dies is around 128 degrees and 40 is normal around 60 its hot but will not be damaged.

 

[glnica]

You've probably figured it out by now...
It looks like your laptop/motherboard only supports SATA, not NVMe. Very confusing for the consumer to use the same physical interface/connector for two hardware protocols. One hint is the number of notches in the drive, SATA have two notches, NVMe only one. But Asus uses a connector with only one raise instead of two, even if they only support SATA, (stupidly) allowing you to insert an NVMe drive (and then bring it to egg-frying temperature).
Consider yourself lucky if you didn't burn the motherboard/slot or the drive and if you could return the drive.